Tightest group at longest distance with shooting stciks.

[Len Backus]

Regarding use of the quad sticks, I mentioned above the need to work on controlling the vertical.

I think I have it figured out so there will be minimal special technique required to learn and practice.

I simply added another "leg" which came from a Stoney Point (now Primos) system I hadn't been using. You can accomplish the same thing with any number of similar thingy's

Now there is absolutely NO vertical movement. The 5th leg is set on the ground forward of the rifle and you can slightly push into the whole system to "ground" the tip of the 5th leg.

I was able to easily "hold" on a 2 inch spot on my steel at 600 yards with no vertical jiggle. And of course the horizontal was already taken care of just with the quad sticks themselves.

This whole unit is now seriously capable at very long ranges! gun)
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[kimberyote]

Interesting. A YouTube video perhaps?

 

[Ernie]

Good job Bro!

 

[Len Backus]

So many good ideas, so little time!

 

[WildRose]

Regarding use of the quad sticks, I mentioned above the need to work on controlling the vertical.

I think I have it figured out so there will be minimal special technique required to learn and practice.

I simply added another "leg" which came from a Stoney Point (now Primos) system I hadn't been using. You can accomplish the same thing with any number of similar thingy's

Now there is absolutely NO vertical movement. The 5th leg is set on the ground forward of the rifle and you can slightly push into the whole system to "ground" the tip of the 5th leg.

I was able to easily "hold" on a 2 inch spot on my steel at 600 yards with no vertical jiggle. And of course the horizontal was already taken care of just with the quad sticks themselves.

This whole unit is now seriously capable at very long ranges! gun)
.

That's very similar to my setup. I use one of the old stony point long bipods like you have on the rear combined with the tall or short version of the Primos Trigger Sticks II tripod on the front.

With both ends supported in such a manner and the tripod on the front it's amazingly steady.

 

[Len Backus]

I think I will try your idea too.

 

[WildRose]

I think I will try your idea too.

If you do use a piece of paracord from yoke to yoke to tie the two together, then like your rig you can walk away from it if you want without having to worry about it crashing.