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Hatch OutwestDude, what is that bipod?
Hatch OutwestDude, what is that bipod?
Hatch Outwest 27”. It’s heavy, but one of the better bipods for western hunting and various shooting situationsDude, what is that bipod?
Guess so. 20 oz. Geez. It's something to ponder though. That looks legitHatch Outwest 27”. It’s heavy, but one of the better bipods for western hunting and various shooting situations
I carry as few things as possible in the back country, but the things I do carry, I fully believe they are worth it and I don’t dwell on the weight too much. Big spotting scope, heavy stable tripod, and the hatch are probably my only heavy items. But I think they’re worth it.Guess so. 20 oz. Geez. It's something to ponder though. That looks legit
I carry as few things as possible in the back country, but the things I do carry, I fully believe they are worth it and I don’t dwell on the weight too much. Big spotting scope, heavy stable tripod, and the hatch are probably my only heavy items. But I think they’re worth it.
I gotta ask, at that cost and weight, why do you not just run a premium tripod?I really like my ckye pod for triple the money. Dont try one. You will like it.
I gotta ask, at that cost and weight, why do you not just run a premium tripod?
And do you leave the Ckye on your gun while hunting?
A triple pull at 3lbs is so close to being the weight of a tripod, that I'm not sure I'd buy one even if it was priced like a Hatch
I've played with all three, and I just don't see where the Ckye fits for me
I actually didn’t love the CKYE pod, and liked the Hatch quite a bit more. So I got lucky with that and saved the money hahaI really like my ckye pod for triple the money. Dont try one. You will like it.
I actually didn’t love the CKYE pod, and liked the Hatch quite a bit more. So I got lucky with that and saved the money haha
Hahaha sometimes it just works out that way! Like I like the 3-18 Tenmile more than theI feel the same way in reverse.
I carry a premium tripod also. But a bipod is much faster and always at the ready. Prone is also always the goal for me too. And I can use the bipod seated, and the tripod as a rear rest, which is insanely rock solid also. I just haven’t adapted to the tripod mounted rifle yet.I gotta ask, at that cost and weight, why do you not just run a premium tripod?
And do you leave the Ckye on your gun while hunting?
A triple pull at 3lbs is so close to being the weight of a tripod, that I'm not sure I'd buy one even if it was priced like a Hatch
I've played with all three, and I just don't see where the Ckye fits for me
I do the same as what you describe. The Hatch fits that role pretty nicely.I carry a premium tripod also. But a bipod is much faster and always at the ready. Prone is also always the goal for me too. And I can use the bipod seated, and the tripod as a rear rest, which is insanely rock solid also. I just haven’t adapted to the tripod mounted rifle yet.
I do the same as what you describe. The Hatch fits that role pretty nicely.
I wrongly assumed Reburn was talking about a triple-pull Ckye, since that is more appropriate comparison to the Hatches. So my questions to him were based on that assumption
@Formidilosus is this a PRI 20 moa pic riser? I’m only getting 8 mils out of my scope on 0 moa rings and would like more for practice. If so, what ring height are you using to keep the scope down lower? Thanks View attachment 756151