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Thank you!
Those were the exact ones I ordered, they haven't moved all bear season, tight fit
Thank you!
Those were the exact ones I ordered, they haven't moved all bear season, tight fit
I forgot to ask.At 3lbs 1oz this is incredibly bomber. Thanks @B_Reynolds_AK for the inspiration on my new mountain setup.
Leofoto 284C with lower legs removed and leg caps put on
Leofoto MA-30L
Tricer LP Pan Head w/ Tricer arca plate
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I just recorded tipsy Tuesday with Sam today that should give you a little insight. Long story short I am more concerned with stability than weight. With the inverted legs it allows me to have a tripod that is stable and ultralight.Yes please, let's roll sir.
Random idea for a good post: a little background and "why" on your current tripod products, testing and what not. I'd be interested to hear why you landed on the inverted setup on your small one.
No center post column and a lower profile apex and you can have my moneyI know a guy who might or might not be working on something.....
I’m your hackle bearer.No center post column and a lower profile apex and you can have my money
I forgot to ask.
Did you get the Leofoto LS-284C PRO Ranger?
If not could you share the model you did purchase?
Like the RRS TFCX-13 that just came out but 1/3 the price and twist locks on the top. Easy peasy??I’m your hackle bearer.
I am working on a lot of stuff for PRS. Can't give away too much info yet but it's gonna be cool. I am building a kitchen PRS rifle so now I need something to support it.Like the RRS TFCX-13 that just came out but 1/3 the price and twist locks on the top. Easy peasy??
I’d have paid $1300 for the anvil one if they put the damn twist locks on the top.Like the RRS TFCX-13 that just came out but 1/3 the price and twist locks on the top. Easy peasy??
PRS has the gamer shit. We hunters don’t have the gamer shit but stripped down to lightest version to serve hunters use case.I am working on a lot of stuff for PRS. Can't give away too much info yet but it's gonna be cool. I am building a kitchen PRS rifle so now I need something to support it.
Yes most likely.The TFCX-13 is exactly what I've been looking for along with direct anvil compatibility.
Are you jumping on it as well @B_Reynolds_AK ?
I just recorded tipsy Tuesday with Sam today that should give you a little insight. Long story short I am more concerned with stability than weight. With the inverted legs it allows me to have a tripod that is stable and ultralight.
I would be all over an inverted 3 leg 1 series tripod. I know it would get slightly larger in the apex but I don’t thing it would be a hindrance.
Snow and extreme cold are hell on those leg seals.
This tripod is appealing.
The more I shoot the more I consider going back to a 1 series for hunting and just getting a big bastard for everything else.
Ordered the TCFX-13. I was on the fence about the $100 extension column so didnt order it. Then I remembered that the Leofoto 324 that I tried last year came with one of those. For anyone interested in saving a bit of money on something that probably wont be used that much, or have that much of an effect on performance atleast, here it is on Amazon Prime for $28, and in addition, can choose which diameter you would like as well (22, 25, 28 or 32mm). The 22mm version is only 100 grams.I'd considered this as well.
Sell the TFCT 24L, get a 1 series and a big ass chinese gamer tripod.
or depending on what @Tricer comes out with, might be that and the chinese gamer tripod.
Edit: Looking more closely, the TFCX 13 with the BH-30SCR might be the best play vs anvil. Significant weight savings and with panning feature a guy might not have to add a tricer or scout head on top to get acceptable glassing performance. I really dont like glassing from my anvil.
Anyone used the RRS BH SCR series heads for glassing?
Which head did you get with it? Have you used the bh-30scr by chance?Ordered the TCFX-13. I was on the fence about the $100 extension column so didnt order it. Then I remembered that the Leofoto 324 that I tried last year came with one of those. For anyone interested in saving a bit of money on something that probably wont be used that much, or have that much of an effect on performance atleast, here it is on Amazon Prime for $28, and in addition, can choose which diameter you would like as well (22, 25, 28 or 32mm). The 22mm version is only 100 grams.