Getting acquainted with the Primos tripod before actually taking it hunting was extremely helpful for me. However, I could see the Primos tripod working out well for hunting whitetails (or turkeys) from a blind. Those darn whitetails don’t usually allow for much set-up time, and so far I’ve only ever shot them off-hand. For whitetail hunting, though, I leave it at home. It recently served me well in getting my rifle positioned above tall grass and centered on a muley. I like to use it for target practice and bring it along on mule deer and elk hunts. The Primos Trigger Stick Tripod is great for multiple uses-guns, optics, cameras, crossbows, and more. But it’s worth it if you have the time and distance. Getting set up on an animal using a tripod takes longer and feels clunkier than whipping out a pair of shooting sticks or dropping into a prone position.3.5 lbs-just another reason that I like the shorter one). It’s heavier and bulkier than traditional bipod shooting sticks (the Primos tripod tall version is approx.can serve as a trekking pole if needed (although the grip is not very ergonomic for the hands).comes with rubber strap that keeps legs neatly together when packed.works with several different shooting positions.
can easily be strapped to the outside of a pack.has an adapter that is attached to a rotating, non-slip joint.is super adjustable–it can go from short to tall in mere seconds.
PRIMOS TRIGGER STICK GEN 3 INSTRUCTIONS SERIES
There’s a new version of it out now, the Primos Trigger Stick Gen 3 Series Jim Shockey Tall Tripod (essentially the same tripod with a new locking leg angle feature and Jim Shockey’s name on it) but this review will be focused on the original version, which I actually prefer because it’s smaller (and I’m pretty small).īesides the fact that the Primos Trigger Stick tripod provides much-needed stability when the adrenaline’s flowing, I also love that it I’ve been using the short, 18″-38″ size, Primos Trigger Stick Gen 3 Series Tripod for two seasons. I was not compensated for this review and only promote products I believe in. *This post contains affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission on purchases made via links on this page at no cost to you. If you’re looking for a way to add some stability to your shooting or scoping, you’ll find it in the Primos Trigger Stick Gen 3 Series tripod.
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