primos trigger stick gen 3 tripod weight

I don't like to have bipods mounted on any of my rifles, bulky crap that hangs up on trees and brush, then don't work often when you need them. The times I have tried to use bipods many years ago, I was not able to use them. That or where I could see whatever I was trying to shoot, the ground was not close to level. I spent a lot of time trying to find a rock or small hill, to get the gun up high enough to see over the grass. I found those close to worthless, many times. Bipods that both legs were the same length and non adjustable. I know I have tried bipods many years ago. But then there are occasions, where there is not much need to get in any form of a hurry. You need to stay calm, come up with a good plan to take the shot and then bet it off fairly quickly. But at the same time, don't panic and rush the shot. When you have a shot opportunity, most of the time, you need to be ready to shoot quickly. My point is, learn to shoot multiple different ways, without any form of a rest and then with some form of a rest, such as shooting sticks. My last mule deer, I shot, I shot from a sitting position, no rest, other than elbows on my knees.

I have made shots over 250 yards with nothing other than using my body as a rest. There are some odd looking techniques, that used to be used and may still be used, in hand gun silhouette competition, that I have used numerous times for long shots with a handgun. I used to hunt with handguns for many years. The military teaches or used to teach multiple ways of shooting, primarily using your body and a sling. Learning to use multiple of the various shooting techniques. What I have used numerous times, is my backpack. I carry some shooting sticks, but never used them.

Primos trigger stick gen 3 tripod weight