Primos shooting sticks

[highway]

Has anyone used them? Tall or short? Bipod Tripod? I am looking at getting the bipod but was wanting some user feedback.

 

[TNhunter]

The only thing I dislike about the Primos is their weight. Check out the Stoney Point sticks for better options.

 

[Tiny]

The only thing I dislike about the Primos is their weight. Check out the Stoney Point sticks for better options.

I agree on the weight but does stoney point offer a tirgger release or adjust? or anybody else for that matter?

I have one of the SP mono pod stick and do like it but am considring one of the primos tripod but don't care for the weight as it see dual use.

 

[Bagg-it Tag-it]

I have a Stony Point bipod and love it...the only thing I don't like is that you must twist the legs to adjust the height and in the heat of the moment it can be a maneuver.

 

[look'n 4 deer]

I just ordered the Hunters Specialties Tree stand shooter stick.
I saw another thread yesterday where some people on here liked them.
Here is the link

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/h ... x?a=545733

 

[Hillbilly Hunter]

I don't think the Promos stick is heavy. It is lightning fast to adjust without any extra movement.

 

[TN RDG RNR]

Bought the stick for my son and like it. Pricey. $56 I believe.

 

[easy45]

Got my wife the short ones, she really likes them

 

[hunt_4646]

Used the shorter bipod on elk trip to Wyoming. It the hill side was not too steep they were great. When too much slant on hillsides, I wanted a taller model. Very good on level ground or looking up hillside.

 

[DIRTTRAX]

I don't think the Promos stick is heavy. It is lightning fast to adjust without any extra movement.

Ditto

 

[Football Hunter]

I use the tall single stick and love it!!

same here

 

[Adamjcksn]

I have used them and will be getting some for next year. They will be a great addition

 

[Boone 58]

I have the tall one and love it!....X_2

 

[Tiny]

I don't think the Promos stick is heavy. It is lightning fast to adjust without any extra movement.

Ditto

The Single Stick ain't but the Tripod model is to me anyways.

 

[de novo]

I have the Primos trigger stick and i love it. Carry it around like a walking stick until i need a rest. Very nice product.

 

[Boone 58]

X-2 and i feel the same way.

 

[Boone 58]

x-2 great stick.

 

[Tracker]

x2 :grin:

 

[Wrangler95]

I have the Primos Trigger Stick and really like it!

 

[Antler Daddy]

I have one. It is heavy, but it works.

I would just like to have a true adjustable hiking stick that I can screw a gun rest on top.

 

[dsa5455]

I bought the Primos Generation 3 mono-pod stick tall model. I like the concept but wish I would have bought the bi-pod or tri-pod instead.

 

[swd]

I have the trigger stick bipod. I really like it. I missed a huge buck in a ladder stand with a dwarf shooting rail last season and ordered it that day. Had 1 shot off of it later in the year. 1 shot - 1 dead deer.

Super east adjustment even on uneven ground.

 

[RikkiV]

I have the tripod and love it. Hunting on the ground or in a blind you don't have to worry about proving it up against anything

 

[kamml]

I have both the the mono and the bi-pod. The mono-pod makes a great walking stick too.

 

[swd]

I have the tall bipod. I love it.

 

[usanglure]

I have 3, don't hunt without them now except from treestand, which has rail around it. Great for Turkey hunting.

 

[Remington700]

I have 2 different size tri pods. Use one in the ground blind deer hunting. The other my daughter used for turkey hunting. We like ours and have had zero issues. Some of the reviews I have read talk about the legs coming out as a problem.

 

[fairchaser]

I have the primos trigger stick short one for turkey hunting and the long one for use in a tree stand or walking. Both are good. For a rock solid hold for long shots over 200 yards, I use the death grip tripod. It's heavy but I've tested it out to 300 yds and it's pretty good even on standing shots.

 

[RobDooley]

I have a Primos Trigger Stick mono pod (tall) in each tree stand & blind. They work great for me in the Millennium tree stands that will accommodate their shooting rail. Standing alone, the shooting rail is barely strong enough to support weight of rifle. I buy the base for the sticks and place the stick under the rail for additional support and it also allows me to raise and lower rail as needed with ease. I attach the base to tree stand base with electrical ties. Love the set up.

 

[Rakkin6]

I like the bog pods a lot.

https://www.boghunt.com/pods/bipods/