Wanna flick me an email to discuss further? [email protected]

Yes, we are well down the track of this process. Not saying there aren't decent options out there already. Just not necessarily what I want out of a tripod so will be a different take.

@@MTNGear Excellent. Looking forward to hearing more when you’re ready to release.

Cheer Dono. No a bad spot for some work. Although makes it a bit more complicated with wind and weather and me forgetting the specs and not being able to look the up online 🤦

​​@@MTNGearyou need to chat to your Chief Engineer prior 😂

@@snoop2477 have him on call 247 but he's forgetful and doesn't have the foresight to have all these useful things noted down.

Not at this point but we will likely provide an option at some point in the future. Very unlikely it's an arca head but more likely an adaptor that is as ergonomic as possible to have on there and in the hand.

Cheers Brad. Yeah half of the design process is deciding the best material for strength, weight, hardness and what gives the best value of money and designing around that.

Appreciate the comment Brad. What its all about as a small business.

Cheers mate

Hi David. Its a regular. I'm 5 7 so pretty short so wouldn't consider a long. All though do know some shorter than me who use a long as it gives more adjustment for shooting off.

Hi James, pan and tilt tension can be adjusted. The bipods are designed so you can set these without needing to have locking leavers that add bulk and weight. Now and then you might want to adjust the tension as parts do wear in a bit from new but its rarely needed.

Cheers Brad.

Cheers mate, depends on the stock you have but tikka stocks are very straightforward.

Cheers mate!

Cheers Chris. I have made one up but honestly found it better just placing the binos straight on top as it doesn't restrict the rang of movement like a bino mast does.

Hi Joseph. Estimate is about 2 weeks. We are pretty well into production with the only thing we are waiting on is the boxes for the blades. So basically once they turn up the next day we will have them on their way to the USA in bulk and its generally ready to be shipped out a week after that. Once they have been shipped at this end we will list them online for purchase. If you follow us on socials or the mailing list we will make it known there when they can be ordered.

Awesome, I’ll go sign up for the mailing list!

@@josephrhodes8721 go to www.mtngear.nz and the sign up should be found at the bottom of the page if it doesnt pop up on you before you get there. And don't worry we wont spam you with stuff. Yet to send one email out.

That's one of our own picatinny rails (www.mtngear.nz) but it's basically the same no matter who manufactured it.

Hi Ken, We manufacture a range of rails and this one is the rail with sling attachment. Distance between hole centers is 40mm/1.6inch which is industry standard for rails of this size.

Hi Aion, No we don't have an MLok option. Unless there is an option you think is specifically missing on the market It seams like theres plenty of existing option out there currently? Still a work in progress. Hasn't gotten as much attention as it should have due to just trying to keep up with Bipods currently.

@@MVincentVideo Thanks for the reply. Looking forward to the tripod.

You have a stick without a leash? Flick me a message through the website

Been there done that, vice or vice grips on it etc to rotate out of that slot. Worth putting some protection in the teeth so you don't mark the slider. Cut up a butter lid or something and use that think hard plastic etc

@@MTNGear ahh yep. Copy that! Cheers bro

Cheers for the feedback Tyler!!

Try AliExpress

Should be early to mid Feb. Waiting on the anodizers to start up after summer shutdown here.

Hi Brent. Yes we have stock already in the USA for faster delivery. This can be ordered through www.mtngear.us

Love it. Piece of art! Next a muzzle brake.

All titanium bro

A surron electric bike. Mean for hunting.

I'd carry both, not sure I'd use trekking poles for alpine hikes tho

Hi Felix. It very much depends on the terrain. Long distances on easier terrain trekking poles still win, but on steeper and rougher terrain we feel these are hands down better options and personally will not take trekking poles at all. MTN Sticks are much more durable and means you always have it as a safety tool in your hand at all times. This can be for anything from steep country or even just bear country.

Cheers man. You get the alloy clamp bits sorted too?

MTNGear yes I did bro, perfect 👍🏼

Awesome. Cheers for your support Brad!

Cheers Joe

Haha nice mate. I went back towards the road and saw nothing of interest so what kinda like f that when the weather packed in. Should have gone the other way.

Yeah a little, not super fat though. Pretty small bodied.

Hi Leo, thank you. Not the one I shot. All happened real quick and had a clear shot already.

Cheers man, he was a 8 pointer.

Well done bro 👍👍