So, I'm an idiot and would like a tripod.
Use case:
- Spotting in the desert and clamping in a rifle to get over the sage.
- I very rarely hike a spotter in and glass but it would be interesting to do more if it was light weight.
- for mountain hunting, It would be nice to have something stable to put my rifle on for sidehill (30 degree slope) shots.
- my 80+ year old grandpa decided he wants to hunt. I was going to clamp his rifle in it so that he could sit and watch.
I did research and found the sirui 7c. I liked the idea of using the tripod for a spotter when I'm next to the truck and weight doesn't matter and the monopod for when I'm hiking in the mountains and need to get my rifle over stuff. I would prefer to not spend a ton of money because this feels like something I won't use a ton but also don't want junk. Any reasons it wouldn't work? Is there some secret to tripod stability that this thing doesn't have?
Use case:
- Spotting in the desert and clamping in a rifle to get over the sage.
- I very rarely hike a spotter in and glass but it would be interesting to do more if it was light weight.
- for mountain hunting, It would be nice to have something stable to put my rifle on for sidehill (30 degree slope) shots.
- my 80+ year old grandpa decided he wants to hunt. I was going to clamp his rifle in it so that he could sit and watch.
I did research and found the sirui 7c. I liked the idea of using the tripod for a spotter when I'm next to the truck and weight doesn't matter and the monopod for when I'm hiking in the mountains and need to get my rifle over stuff. I would prefer to not spend a ton of money because this feels like something I won't use a ton but also don't want junk. Any reasons it wouldn't work? Is there some secret to tripod stability that this thing doesn't have?
