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    Tripod for spotter

    Hey guys what's everyone's thoughts on what tripod to use for a spotter, not willing on spending huge money but I know you need to spend a wee bit so its stable.
    Cheers for the input

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    If you get the right one, they are good.
    Pics of the ones i had/have...
    The big tri-pod is good with the big scope, but becareful on little tripods if they have friction locks, sometimes the big scope is a bit to much for them and they come loose easy.
    Got this from Photo warehouse i think in K-road.
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    I like that inverted concept there Grunzter - makes so much sense but never it flipped around like that before

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    Cheers mate yea iv never seen that one before haha

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark M View Post
    I like that inverted concept there Grunzter - makes so much sense but never it flipped around like that before
    Makes sense never thought of it.

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    yeh its good and mostly used when shooting or spotting in the prone position.
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    Mate if your going to carry it get a carbon fiber one from China they are awesome love mine and it only weighs like 1kg great quality also looks just like Grunzter's one but in Carbon fiber.
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    Quote Originally Posted by grunzter View Post
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    This was the little tripod
    That looks very much like a Sth African range?

 

 

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