Precsion Rifle Solutions "Tripod"

[islandermyk]

If you take a set of shooting sticks and rest the butt of the rifle on those it really stabilizes it a lot more, its a fun set up and cool to shoot pdogs out a ways with that setup. The shooting sticks really let you give a full weight cheek weld and helps with recoil control.

I've heard of this... trying to keep away from adding more shit to this than I've already put into it, but I will keep this one in mind if I really really need to stand and shoot.

If you're looking to stabilize your camera tripod, errrr rifle tripod, hang your gear bag from the center of it. A carabiner clipped over the center rising rod of the tripod will help stabilize it a lot.

I like you

The tripod is stable already... it's me bouncing the reticle around with every breath I take, the wind blowing on me, and who knows what else...?
I can see shooting inside 500 yards in this position, but that day I was just looking how it'll be like shooting an 18x12 inch steel target out to 638 yards... it was pretty entertaining... especially watching others try to keep it still.. no shots were fired in that position

[islandermyk]

So I tried shooting with this tripod again at a more comfortable position for right now.

crossed legs


sitting on my left leg


both work pretty well, but I won't hit less than MOA at a hundred shooting like this... anyone here got any tips to make it better

[smchop]

So I tried shooting with this tripod again at a more comfortable position for right now.

crossed legs


sitting on my left leg


both work pretty well, but I won't hit less than MOA at a hundred shooting like this... anyone here got any tips to make it better

Don't leave that pack sitting off to the side, use it. Put it under your right leg your holding up for support, or under your butt for support, anywhere to make it more solid! I love shooting from odd positions just to do it, I shoot prone as much as I can to get better at it, put positional or improvised shooting solutions are fun to learn and do!

[islandermyk]

Don't leave that pack sitting off to the side, use it. Put it under your right leg your holding up for support, or under your butt for support, anywhere to make it more solid! I love shooting from odd positions just to do it, I shoot prone as much as I can to get better at it, put positional or improvised shooting solutions are fun to learn and do!

You know what.... I'ma practice this tomorrow after work.
You and other members suggest I do and try this.... So I will try to do

I'll shoot up pics here when I do it... so you guys can critique it too

[ray1970]

Sell it and go back to a bipod?

[Hoser]

Try adding in your sling to lock everything in.

I was playing with my sling/tripod and found a pretty solid position hooking my sling around the cradle and around my back. It paid off at the Safari.

[TheBelly]

When you've got a leg tucked under, try using your pack to stabilize your non-firing hand.

[islandermyk]

Sell it and go back to a bipod?

I hate you I actually like shooting with this thing.. it's hard to go back... it's like crack! "It feels so good when it hits the lips"

Try adding in your sling to lock everything in.

I was playing with my sling/tripod and found a pretty solid position hooking my sling around the cradle and around my back. It paid off at the Safari.

Gad dammit... Now I need to get one of'em nice ones don't I???!? What would you suggest

When you've got a leg tucked under, try using your pack to stabilize your non-firing hand.

I'm cheating here... I have a rear rest bag inside/between my body and the butt of the rifle

[Great-Kazoo]

Now i see what you were talking about when you said shoot with my new rest. Looks like i'm ordering one tomorrow, thanks.

[ChunkyMonkey]

Jim really needs this one on the back of his new Tuk Tuk