Primos Trigger Stick Accessory " Two Point Gun Rest"

[mark williams 7,550]

Hi lads,

 

Reading a lot of good reviews of this accessory, have any of you used or are using this product ?

 

If so, your thoughts please ?

 

 

atb

[si brown 8,486]

looks like it'll do the business, and the reviews back it up!

ill stick with me fishing bankstick too many fences to climb and not enough arms !

atb si

[mattwhite 1,993]

I will be honest Mark. I'm very tempted.

I had a look at the triggerstick tripod and that's next on the purchase list as it looks very handy for some of my perms as does the 2 point accessory. Looked on you tube and it looks very stable. Go for it pal...indulge???

[philpot 4,942]

Two guys on AG forum had bought them and found they very rarely used them wishing they had saved £60 but they didn't say if they were any good. Reading between the lines Mark, I believe they found that they didn't need them but that is my thought only.

 

Phil

[mark williams 7,550]

Yeah i`m going to give the two point gun rest a miss for now.

However I have shot over the Primos sticks " Shokeye tripod" for over a year now and quite honestly I will never shoot static without the Jim Shokeye sticks ever again, utterly superb bit of kit and was out tonight with them as well, again with great results.

[Metalman2 45]

Another one here for for the tripod, standing/kneeling/sitting, brilliant

[philpot 4,942]

I am going hopefully to the northern shooting show and intend having a closer look at one myself along with a few other things like trying a couple of guns perhaps...................hehe

 

Phil

[xraiderx 94]

I've got the gen 2 tripod

Very sturdy and quiet

Abit pricey at £100+

But a well built bit of kit

[Jonjon79 13,357]

Those Primos sticks do look good, I may have to give one a go one day.

 

Because I use a heads-up type nv, I usually rest my rifle on my torch, which sits agaist the drawstring inside my smock.

 

I have been using the stick in this picture. It's cheap and cheerful and, very light. I think it cost around £6 from eBay.

 

When stalking, I can keep the 'Y' piece against the stock and swing the bottom out of the way. I can be back on aim very quickly.

[mark williams 7,550]

When you`ve shot over a primos shooting stick, especially with a HW 100, you`ll never be without one again.

This session was done with a T Rex springer .177

[Rez 4,957]

IMG_0046.JPGWhen you`ve shot over a primos shooting stick, especially with a HW 100, you`ll never be without one again.

This session was done with a T Rex springer .177

 

They're all them plastic ones I sent you mark

[Deker 3,461]

It all comes down to usage, nobody can tell anyone else if they need a shooting stick (of any sort).

 

Most people don't, some do, sometimes!

[mark williams 7,550]

They do get results, like a gun sometimes does.

 

 

 

"Only a suggestion like"

 

 

 

atb

[Jonjon79 13,357]

I don't always use one because I like stalking. A full lap of my rugby club permission can take over 2hrs.

 

The stick worked well for me last night.

 

Each to their own I guess

[Paulnix 426]

I don't always use one because I like stalking. A full lap of my rugby club permission can take over 2hrs.

 

The stick worked well for me last night.

 

Each to their own I guess

We used to have a few players that seemed to take that long to get around the pitch as well