What's up everybody? We have 10-ish minutes here with mr. Nick Lofenberg to talk about shooting off of

Tri-pods and you have perfect timing on this now because at least at the time of this recording and probably you know

Still relative at the time of the release of this podcast. We've just come out with a tripod that is

Nearly dedicated to shooting off of a really really stable platform

It's the radiant carbon tripod and Nick you do a lot of PRS shooting and even sometimes

I know that you hunt off of a tripod. You do a lot of shooting off tripods and so we figured you've got to talk to about it

If anybody out there is curious around the topic now first off

I think that there's some what do we say almost technique involved or something like that that will get into but I think

One thing I know that I found myself curious and it was actually a couple of years ago when I first wanted to try shooting off of a tripod

I didn't know what to get how to set my gun up to shoot off of a tripod properly and then what

Tripod to choose after they've just mentioned a perfect one here

But like how exactly and this is something I'm sure we can touch on relatively quickly

How does one set up their rifle to be shot off of a tripod? What's what's a few things that you're gonna need?

Yeah, well for one you need some way to

Attach the rifle right, you know the rifle sitting in front of us here has a full-length

Arcuswiss rail these

Tri-pods the radiant series are set up with an Arcuswiss in fact all of our new tri-pods all have an Arcuswiss on top

Being able this direct attach that is going to be give you a super stable platform

It's going to be really solid when it locks up. There's also different clamps on the market

That'll attach to the tripod and then you clamp it to the forend of your rifle

Mm-hmm now some guns I know in chassis have an Arcuswiss almost built into it

So you wouldn't need to add one there

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