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Old 04-08-2022, 12:34 PM
birdhound birdhound is offline
 
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Default Tripod for chrono

Got a hold of Labradar chrono. Wondering if the Labradar tripod is good or if I should look at a different model. Dont know much about them. I like the price point of the Labradar tripod but know nothing towards functionality or if there are better options. Quick google search shows lots for more money. Will be used for a mix of off the bench, prone, standing. Thanks, cheers

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Old 04-08-2022, 01:38 PM
WinFwt WinFwt is offline
 
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I use the Labradar tri-pod for both bench and prone shooting and find it quite good for both. Very sturdy and functional.

I typically place a small sandbag on one of the legs to ensure it doesn't get bumped off the bench. Would hate to see it end up on the ground.

The legs only extend to about 12" giving a height of about 18" max to the plate, so using it for standing shooting won't work.
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