Shooting Sticks
- Thread starter Sleestak
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Commercial Adjustable Trigger Sticks here ... Modern is better, tho not necessarily required 
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Reckn sticks rock solid but pricey.
worth it to me!
not as easily adjustable for height but no wiggle or jiggle
Amazon has em and sometimes you can catch a sale.
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I prefer natural shooting sticks.
While they're not portable they are definitely solid and there's usually one conveniently close by...
While they're not portable they are definitely solid and there's usually one conveniently close by...
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I have the Primos trigger stick but I actually prefer a 6ft handle off a old garden tool sanded down with a leather thong for my hand. Its lighter and quicker to use just grip and shoot off hand. Put a rubber tip in the end works great for squirrel hunting.
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Trigger stick here too, come s along with me but seldom used. I find it not as convenient as I had hoped.
10 meter off hand practice helps a lot.
I am gonna go look for a garden tool handle or something like it. I may have a nice black walnut stick to work over.
10 meter off hand practice helps a lot.
I am gonna go look for a garden tool handle or something like it. I may have a nice black walnut stick to work over.
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I too use Trigger sticks . Tall & Short bipods & the tripod model that comes with a shoulder slung carry case. Of all brands I've tried ( in my price range ) I stick
with Triggers sticks. I have used a few home done bipods & "safari" tripods also but just can't let the Trigger sticks behind.
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I made a couple sets like in the video below. Had around $5 in parts for each set. For some protection I did a little upgrade with heavy duty heat shrink tubing over the ends where your rifle will rest to reduce chance of stock getting dinged up. They are very light and easy to deploy. Best of all they are very easy on the wallet!
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If you want homemade, go to Tractor Supply. Get a couple of electric fence posts and a bag of castration bands. Band them together 19-12” from the end. Spread them apart to use them. The pointed end will keep it steady. Aa couple friends had these when we went shooting ground squir.
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yup, I'm probably going to go w some iteration of this.
Simple and solid....and not overpriced pairs of bound sticks like some that are offered
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I tried several different types of garden sticks. I found some that were a thin metal tube coated in green plastic. Those had the least amount of "flex" but were still very light.
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