Shooting Uphill
- Thread starter Talyn
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Respectfully I don’t get it. Maybe it’s just me but as a life king Hunter the use of a tripod like that is like WAY to much stuff going in, moving around etc. Just give me a bipod and or sandbag.
The main thing I remember from M/O school is wether shooting at an elevated target or an elevated position the point of unpack will be higher. How much depends of degrees you are!
The main thing I remember from M/O school is wether shooting at an elevated target or an elevated position the point of unpack will be higher. How much depends of degrees you are!
Talyn
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I agree.
The use of tripods for hunting seem to be the latest fad, and likely a product of their use in PRS.
And those that want to use them so they can pop a deer and/or elk at extended ranges it isn't hunting.
I guess those that have the coin to have an outfitter haul them & their gear around don't care what gear they use since someone else is lugging their gear.
However, the main take-home message is the adjustments that one has to make to make uphill & downhill shots.
Not to sound negative and I am pro manufacturing and capitalism but sometimes companies just sell to much junk and some folks would buy a dog turd if it had a nice shiny company emblem they worship on it. Maybe I’m that old guy now IDK
put a Glock or Sig sticker on it and they would!