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Well I got 2 unused table clamps and a need for stability. 

Cant afford the new style tripods <on furlough pay>,so I thought make your own. So drill n tap m10x1.5 in the base of said bracket .

Cut 2 pieces 7.5x3.5cm steel plate and fix to clamp .Drill hole and fit split pin to stop wind out in turnscrew. Then cut leather patches to fit and bond with contact adhesive, allowing 24 hours  to cure and Bob's your job.

Stable, free and hands free atb 

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Good move that bc, saved yourself a few quid over them recon ones there bloody expensive!

might have a crack at it, I’m fine ratting off my primos but I’ve fcuked a few fox shots up off them... nearly threw them in the beck the other week when I forgot me normal shootin stick?

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That's the plan ,I'm pleased but cant wait for lockdown end to take them to the real world.

Only so many times you can shoot paper and S/d your not getting old it's just character 

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If I can do it it backs the theory 100 chimps on typewriters can do Shakespeare ?

Anyone with a 3d printer could pop 1 out in plastic if not aluminum isn't that bad to work with atb

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