Rick Richard
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Anyone have any experience using the Tricer BC tripod with the LP head? Looking at purchasing a light weight tripod.
Tricer BC tripod and LP head
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adk hunter
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My nephew just had one delivered an hour ago! Not sure what head but I'll be googling it tonight 
My gosh, super light and the quality is top top shelf.
Not sure what head and so forth we just figured it out without the directions LOL
He has some 12x50 Leupold's and we watched moths on the rocks at 550 with ease...seems like a good setup for him. Very stable. Very light.
My gosh, super light and the quality is top top shelf.
Not sure what head and so forth we just figured it out without the directions LOL
He has some 12x50 Leupold's and we watched moths on the rocks at 550 with ease...seems like a good setup for him. Very stable. Very light.
Rick Richard
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Let me know what y'all think after you play with it .My nephew just had one delivered an hour ago! Not sure what head but I'll be googling it tonight
My gosh, super light and the quality is top top shelf.
Not sure what head and so forth we just figured it out without the directions LOL
He has some 12x50 Leupold's and we watched moths on the rocks at 550 with ease...seems like a good setup for him. Very stable. Very light.
crashlanding
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I just purchased their adapter for mounting binoculars, fast to ship and when I received it you could tell they were actually really thankful for my business, they kept me in the loop the whole time the adapter was moving through the process of getting to me. I don't know much about there tripods but they seem like a great company who will stand behind their merchandise.
I'd be interested to hear how much wiggle/movement that vertical top column adds when all the way up. The rest of the tripod looks to be very solid and I would love to have the inverted tubes with top of section adjustment.My nephew just had one delivered an hour ago! Not sure what head but I'll be googling it tonight
My gosh, super light and the quality is top top shelf.
Not sure what head and so forth we just figured it out without the directions LOL
He has some 12x50 Leupold's and we watched moths on the rocks at 550 with ease...seems like a good setup for him. Very stable. Very light.
Rick Richard
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It can't be any worse than the way I shake. lol. Yeah, but like you that would be good to hear a review on this too. Thanks for bringing that up.
adk hunter
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It's solid. I'd say it is as stable as you dig in the legs…
bigngreen
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Been super happy with mine, this is about all I've done with it so far but it's a pretty smooth set up especially for the weight. I'd holds this gun much better than expected, an optic is really stable.
I am extremely skeptical that it can be as stable as one where the mount is at the top of the apex all other things equal. My current setup with a pack hanging below, Spartan pin in the gun or ARCA, is near bench rest stable even standing. I like the idea of the inverted legs and those leg sizes but would prefer it not have the vertical section unless I am really missing something.
crashlanding
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Good points, if you're using the tripod for a spotting scope or binoculars, having the center column is a plus, most everything I read , if you're just shooting off it supports what you're saying, it's just a matter of learning how to adjust it.
adk hunter
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Get the one you think best for your usage.
I have only anecdotal use for an hour with a set of Binos.
Product is perfect in that regard...
I have only anecdotal use for an hour with a set of Binos.
Product is perfect in that regard...
Rick Richard
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Exactly what I am going to do.
