+Mrgunsngear Channel Glad to be your enabler!

+Jon O thanks for watching.

Absolutely.

CVLT been waiting for freaking ages

We just received the production version. It will be very soon.

Yeeeessssss!!!!!!!!

I actually have not tested it. But I will. It's not a QD mount so I don't usually worry about RTZ, but I don't anticipate any problems with it.

thanks for the reply, looking forward to hearing what you find!

It was his MOS (Military Occupational Speciality). MOS 8541 (now superseded by MOS 0317) was USMC Scout Sniper.

When you start looking at Carbon Fiber and Machined Aluminum parts for sport bikes and race cars, it puts things into perspective. I have looked at several exhaust systems for my motorcycle that are significantly more expensive and not made in the US.

8541 Tactical what flavor of sport bike ????? I used to roll a 05 ZX10 until I had kids and lost all the toys and scrotum etc..

+PolskiHetzen I actually have a 100 yard target that I shot from the Tripod, but it didn't make it into the vide. I will try to make sure I include it in the web review.

PolskiHetzen at 300 yards I'm consistently 1 MOA with the RRS and a SRSA1.

+brayden hepworth there is a lot out there, but a lot will depend on your personal preference. The Greyboe and the LSS are polar opposites on the way they feel and handle.

Ok I kinda figured that. I'm leaning towards the lss as I want to start getting into precision shoot even though I'm only 16. With the lss I can use a pistol grip and maybe an prs stock too

+C_Squared I don't believe they do at this time.

+Gun Sense (drmaudio) Yep. He was determined to eat some splash.

The ball head in the video seems to have a better system than most ball heads I have seen however.

+frackyou asshat we review gear across all price ranges.

+snteevveetns glad you enjoyed the video.

+AppalachianGunSlinger we will definitely get into some more budget oriented options soon.

I probably should have done it for the video, but I can almost plank on this guy. It is FAR, FAR more rigid than the Shadowtech. If I wanted to attach the VYCE directly to the sticks, I could do that as well. I just prefer this setup.

Im talking about the company that makes hogsaddle. Thats shadow-tech right? They have a modded xb44 rated for 88lbs. They milled off the post between the ball and mount so it has a lower center of gravity. I have a MDT ess chassis for my rem 700 300 win. It has a S&B pm2 and an IVEY rtm50 adjustable base so its really rear heavy. The rifle weighs 20 lbs. Im building a tripod setup now to open up my shooting spot possibilities here in Oregon. I couldn't afford the $1400 RRS set up so I bought Feisol carbon fiber legs rated for 40 lbs and the sunwayfoto xb44 for it. I dont like the mushiness of the hogsaddle and Im sketched about my rifle slipping out of it. I bought a XLR industries dovetail arca mount. The issue is even with it on the largest rear mlok its still very unbalanced and I feel thats gonna put a lot of strain on the head. I know you are familiar with the ess. You know the plastic hand guard in front of the magwell? Well right there is the balance point. So I have a buddy making a dovetail mount to bolt into those 3 holes that hold the hand guards to the chassis. should work well

+ruthless4645 it is FAR more stable than the two you mentioned. The catch is if your task requires the stability. Most hunters use the Primos sticks because they are shooting relatively large kill-zones at relatively short range. That isn't to say that a skilled shooter can't stretch the legs on a set, but the RRS rig is better suited to it.

I retrofitted a Manfrotto 488RC2 ballhead (on 055XPROB legs) with a RRS lever clamp for photography (so I could use L-plates/brackets) several years back. I ended up getting the RRS adapter for the ATAICS and tried it on my existing tripod setup and while it does support the rifle (just barely), it is not very stable at all. Lots of wobble in the hold. Definitely not shooting tight groups with it, but enough to make a what would be good hunting shot (I'm making an assumption because I've never hunted in my life) Tripod shooting definitely requires an overbuilt tripod. Get ones with very high load capacity (40lb+ if possible).

They are definitely not inexpensive. They are also very high quality. They aren't for every budget.

MrMalicious5 time to come to Jesus! Lol

This is a serious professional's tool for sure and requires a serious professional's budget. Or maybe you just got money like that.

It is definitely not for all budgets.

+Dylan L Don't worry Dylan, we will cover some more budget oriented options soon.

Eric, it is a proper noun not a common noun. Likely they did it for marketing purposes. It would be no different than if your parents named you Eryk.

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