Bigdad
Well-Known Member
I use to use a regular camera tripod and it works ok but is a pain to transport and setup and is bit wobbly. Now I use a bench top mount. I took a piece of 3/4" HDPE I had laying around, drilled it in the center and each corner for 1/4" bolts and inset a 1/4" nut in each of the corners. I am able to adjust forward tilt (elevation) and cant with the bolts in each corner. I just attach the base directly to the Labradar via the 1/4" bolt. set the base on the bench, aim it and start shooting. Setup is simple and I rarely have to adjust tilt/cant unless the bench it tilted.
One of the ranges I shoot at has baffles to block errant bullets that are only 5-6 ft off the ground and they mess with the Labradar signal. I am able to tilt the radar downward slightly under the baffles so that the radar doesn't reflect off them.
One of the ranges I shoot at has baffles to block errant bullets that are only 5-6 ft off the ground and they mess with the Labradar signal. I am able to tilt the radar downward slightly under the baffles so that the radar doesn't reflect off them.
