Testing a new tripod mount rest system from Spartan here at BarbourcreekView attachment IMG_6771.jpeg
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New tripod mount from Spartan
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ShtrRdy
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Interesting.
Bang4theBuck
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I love the idea...is it available on the market? What exactly is the product? Just the part that attaches to the rifle?
It is spartan sells them on their website
CP Brace
The CP Brace delivers ultimate rifle stability by anchoring the rifle's buttstock to the rearward-facing tripod leg, eliminating movement and enhancing accuracy. With the Spartan Disc-Lok system, you can quickly attach your rifle and set up for prone, kneeling, or standing extreme long-range...
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K9TXS
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$400?, WOW!
I see it as a waste of time, money & something else to carry. If you have to have that device, you should practice more on your tripod.
I see it as a waste of time, money & something else to carry. If you have to have that device, you should practice more on your tripod.
Somewhat agree, but I can definitely see it making the rifle more stable. And I think 399 is that bad considering what some bipods/tripods cost
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I believe they sell the bracket that mounts on a tripod and then the piece that mounts to the arc rail or Picatinny rail they were actually at my shooting school this morning. I gave them some ideas about making it fold when the tripod folds and they told me they're already working on that so pretty interesting.CP Brace
The CP Brace delivers ultimate rifle stability by anchoring the rifle's buttstock to the rearward-facing tripod leg, eliminating movement and enhancing accuracy. With the Spartan Disc-Lok system, you can quickly attach your rifle and set up for prone, kneeling, or standing extreme long-range...
Exactly. When you spend $1000+ on a good tripod and head, another $400 isn't that bad.
And if you can keep the rifle steady enough to make a 1000 yard shot without a rear support, then you are better than most (or don't have a heartbeat).
willfrye027
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That was my main question that I could not answer looking at the videos.
If it could fold with the tripod and be ready for use at any time, it would allow use of a pan head for glassing but a stable platform to shoot with rear support..but I probably would not want to carry and attach/remove it in a hunting scenario. Must be geared more towards competition in the current design
