Tripod recommendations appreciated

[Djs22]

Yes, I use the Spartan Davros head on my light weight tripods and a Spartan Javelin bipod for my rifle setup using their gunsmith adapter's. Then I use their optic adapters on my binocular tower and spotting scope. I also modify the tripods to allow the legs to spread further. One system for rifles and optics.

Got ya. Thanks for clarifying

 

[Plainsman79]

I picked up a MTN HNTR SS earlier this year and have been using it during scouting season. So far it’s been a great tripod. Light, versatile, pack ABLR and the head on it is awesome.

MTN HNTR

Gear Made for the Mountains

mtnhntr.com

 

[omicron1792]

Yes, I use the Spartan Davros head on my light weight tripods and a Spartan Javelin bipod for my rifle setup using their gunsmith adapter's. Then I use their optic adapters on my binocular tower and spotting scope. I also modify the tripods to allow the legs to spread further. One system for rifles and optics.

I have same setup. It’s the best I’ve tried and I’ve tried a lot of them.

 

[Djs22]

Two09-Six63-812Zero. Shoot me a text

Thanks

 

[FruitSnackEnthusiat]

Absolutely love my Aziak

Aziak Backcountry Lite Tripod

The Aziak Backcountry Lite Tripod is perfect for backcountry hunts. It weighs in at only 20.4 oz and extends up to 45" when fully opened. Its 3 section design with triangular center column offers superior stability-to-weight ratio and improved portability, while a one-finger adjustment to 3...

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I will second the Aziak! It is ridiciously light, very stable, with a lot of functionality. Sure, it is a sitting only tripod, but for good glassing you want to be as low as possible. He does have the Aziak Front country now, I don't know as much about that tripod, but I do know it is bigger, bulkier, but still has alot of the same design principles. Looks promising.