I have the MH-60 and love it .
Amazon has them on sale right now thay don't stay this price for more than a few days but the sale will come around every 6 to 8 months .
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I have the MH-60 and love it .
Amazon has them on sale right now thay don't stay this price for more than a few days but the sale will come around every 6 to 8 months .
I already ordered this, but being amzon could get both and return one.
Do you think it’s worth the bother and the $100 ?
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Looked too good , so just ordered.
This is adding up more than planned ! Haa, Again ! Haaha
This is adding up more than planned ! Haa, Again ! Haaha
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Do I think it's worth the 100 and the hassle ? For me personal yes just for the ease of use and control that handle helps a lot but that decision definitely depends on personal preference and situation . I did purchase my MH-60 on sale and again for me if I had to pay 200 over I would probably opt for the 99 dollar ballhead I am sure either option will get the job done the MH-60 to me is just creature comfort and ease of use and I'm all about that.
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I have to say that I’m still enjoying the ease of use from my Innorel bowl tripod with a Benro S6 video head. Since the video head doesn’t cant, you quickly level the bowl with its adjustment and the gun remains true on that axis for a full 360 degree pan. There is enough movement from the bowl that you can compensate for a fair bit uneven tripod leg length and ground irregularity very quickly. I have a dual picatinny/Arca Swiss clamp attached to mine that works well with both formats. The S6 head is only rated for up to 17lbs, but it tightens enough to hold the tilt angle when you let go of the gun while still allowing you to easily and smoothly change that tilt. I will admit that It is a little bulky even when compared to a large ball head.
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The way that buffer is positioned in the background had me zooming in to try and figure out what those extra "dials" were.
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I just bought this set-up for my Taipan Vet 2. Its a heavy gun with the scope but the below tripod and clamp worked excellent to support this set-up and is easy on the wallet too
Tripod: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08KGH4G8K?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
Clamp: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZPNLHVN?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
Tripod: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08KGH4G8K?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
Clamp: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZPNLHVN?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
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This is a technique that I’ve been using a lot lately. Double tripod. I’m using the Bog Deathgrip up front with a trigger stick in the rear. It gives you stability that’s close to a bench rest.
This was 3 shots at 60 yards, 11/16” ctc shot with a Diana 56TH.
This was 3 shots at 60 yards, 11/16” ctc shot with a Diana 56TH.
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Funny I just got the Bog death grip tripod . Paid $259 and didn’t like that it didn’t have adjustability for side can’t. So I bought the Artcise 60 ball head off Amazon. It was nice but it was heavy and I wanted this for hunting out west. I returned the ball head and bought a smaller one along with a different rifle clamp . All together I got a total rig that is 12 ounces lighter than the stock Bog Deathgrip. If just useing at the range or back yard the large Artcise ball head works great. I use my trigger sticks on the back of my rifle as well. Very solid even with a single or double leg version. Lots of great videos on UTube on how to shoot off a tripod. Worth looking at. I di just see a new video put out by Bog where they have updated the deathgrip tripod with a new ball head of their own design. They also have gone to the twist locking legs as well. So you may see some sales coming on the original design to get rid of inventory. I also bought a clamp for the leg of the bog tripod and made a bracket to mount a small ball head so I could mount my sporting scope to. So no need to switch back and forth on the same ball head. Works great.
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It’s all together, parts arrived in 2 days. I think I’m glad I didn’t go too cheap.
Would have never thought it could be so stable . Granted Im shooting make believe
at the tv. Got a different ball mount coming yet to try. Probably only used from back porch.
Would have never thought it could be so stable . Granted Im shooting make believe
at the tv. Got a different ball mount coming yet to try. Probably only used from back porch.
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I see you‘re a Hochul fan… She looks so much like the Joker from the Batman movies… But the joke is on us New Yorkers… Nice setup looking forward to your review through actual field use…
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Luis haaaaha! I was hoping a fellow NYer would see my not so subtle dig. I hope they come up with a better insult.I see you‘re a Hochul fan… She looks so much like the Joker from the Batman movies… But the joke is on us New Yorkers… Nice setup looking forward to your review through actual field use…
Mike
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Is anyone using the ball head on the Tri-pod Primos trigger sticks? Thought about adding something but I don't want the weight but something easy to use.
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No bench to shoot off of. Plan on using it when shooting off the hood of my car and prone since I changed the bottom rail of my U2 to an arca rail.
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