Side shot system

 The system works as advertised and is very easy to work with. The camera on my phone is not the best (Motorola). The adjustments take a few minutes to nail down, I suggest you use a gun vise or bench rest that will hold the gun for you. You will need two hands free, and three hands make it easier.

I like to share the videos, but mainly I like to rewatch my hunts when I can't get out to shoot due to work, weather or family. As a teaching/coaching tool, I see the potential. One this to note, the side shot flips tthe image left/right from what the scope view is.

Mahalo for posting as I to am also interested in the Side Shot system. Would like to know of users likes/dislikes if any. Also can you tell me how robust the system is as I’m not the most agile and swiftest...

The side shot does mount to your scope and has your phone attached to it. Figure on at least a 500-600 bill to replace anything that gets torn up. I would not pick up the gun by the scope. The side shot will hold your phone securely. I drive my atv all over creation with the phone in the side shot.

Mahalo JimNM! Sounds pretty much wot dis Brahdah needs... almost bomb proof! Will start Savin up my pennies! 

I have used iPhone8 & SideShot. However, I still like the original way (Eagle Vision Mount & Camera) ... My SideShot was sold ...

Kenny,

I like the sideshot, but..... There's a lense that goes over your scopes entry. I wanted to use the sideshot for ft, see if I could compare my range estimation and Cross hair placement vs results.

The lense changed my range estimation significantly, kinda obscurred some detail.

So no luck there.

All and all, good for hunting ifn your game gives you a bit of time to activate everything.

I also got a pair of Aimcam glasses, found it very useful for recording within the distances appropriate.

I do plan on trying the sideshot at the next airgun silhouette match, but I'll need to lift some weights to manage the extra lbs. 

It was very useful with my fx, dialing in a new caliber. Reviewing the film, I could tell where I was sometimes controlling the recoil and other times letting it rock freely. It explained 1/4" spreads I was experiencing. Worth it for those kind of insights!