Is anyone using the Bog Deathgrip tripod? Pros? Cons? Thanks in advance for any/all replies
Bog Deathgrip tripod
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I have one and don’t use it much. Kind of big and bulky to haul around. I use a primos trigger stick mostly.
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I have one, like it a lot. It's good when I stay in one place groundhog hunting. Also used it a couple of tlmes coyote night hunting. It's a solid shooting platform.Weights about 9 lbs. and folds up so its not to hard to carry. Holds the gun tight, if something happen to mine I would buy another.
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I've got two basely stationary on a second floor deck / balcony marking two different lanes for raining down hells fire upon the pest communities below. They are somewhat bulky for a days field use dragging this sucker uphill or dale. But in a not moving or stationary application their great for not not dropping your safe queen.
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I bought one on Amazon and returned it. I'm getting a bit old and the the aluminum version is too heavy to lug around if you move about a lot. But then again I get cranky when it is hot and it was hot that day. 
This what I used on the impact.
Maybe if I got a better base on the sk19 for the grip to grab on to I would have used it more but I already returned it. I think I will try a carbon fiber tripod and a ARCA base type of clamp next time.
Allen
This what I used on the impact.
Maybe if I got a better base on the sk19 for the grip to grab on to I would have used it more but I already returned it. I think I will try a carbon fiber tripod and a ARCA base type of clamp next time.
Allen
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I have one and use it instead of a bench for impromptu shooting areas. Works well for me. A couple guns dont mount in the saddle very well. For those I have to float the gun while I shoot. I find that bullpups are hard to find a good mount area on. For what I paid I'm happy with it. Some of these setups I've seen here are amazing but it comes with a bigger cost then I'm able to spend on my hobby.
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i have one and its assisted in taking many hogs and deer from a ground blind
over the past couple years.
i like it very much and i will buy another when/if the time comes.
over the past couple years.
i like it very much and i will buy another when/if the time comes.
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Thanks for your reply. It looks like it might work for me. 99% of my shooting at my ground squirrel permission is from one spot.
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I added one to my collection of air gun paraphernalia. It great improve my accuracy. It's good for stationary shooting, wouldn't want to lug it around hunting unless it's from a blind. I liked it well enough to buy the lite version to put on a Leofto LS-223 CEX for table top shooting.
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I have both the aluminum and the carbon versions. Both have had a ball head upgrade. I use them daily from the house and weekly on certain pesting jobs. Really stable platform and the $100 ball head upgrade is a huge improvement.
The BOG clamp is heavy. If you set up your gun mated directly to the ball head, you'll shave a couple of pounds. I choose to run the clamp because I like swapping between firearms.
The BOG clamp is heavy. If you set up your gun mated directly to the ball head, you'll shave a couple of pounds. I choose to run the clamp because I like swapping between firearms.
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I like mine a lot. It’s a little heavy and awkward to lug around, but it’s a rock-solid portable shooting platform.
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I had the CF Death grip , recently sold it to my brother in law to "upgrade" .... great great tripod for the money, there was nothing wrong with it other than I did not wanna clamp my laminate stocks with it.
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