Allen Axial Shooting Stick Tripod/Bipod/Monopod 61in Olive

Description

The Allen Axial is the kind of shooting stick that earns its spot in the truck because it does the work of three separate rests. Run all three legs for a rock-steady tripod, pull one and shoot off the bipod, or grab the removable leg on its own as a quick monopod. That flexibility makes it a go-to for ground blind hunting, glassing sessions, and those longer pokes across a field where a free-hand hold just won't cut it.

What the Axial Shooting Stick Does in the Field

Height runs from about 33.5 inches up to a full 61 inches, so you can dial it in seated in a blind or standing on the edge of a treeline. The aluminum locking cams are the heart of it, snapping each leg in place and holding the adjustment where you set it instead of creeping down mid-hunt. Down at the base, a carbide tip bites into hard or frozen ground while the rubber boot keeps things planted on decks, rock, and slick surfaces.

Swapping the Cradle on the Allen Axial

Up top sits a removable V-style rubber grip cradle that holds a rifle or shotgun forend without marring the finish. Pop that cradle off and the Allen post attachment system takes over, giving you a 3/8-16 thread that mates up with cameras, spotting scopes, or just about any accessory built for that standard mount. That's what turns this from a rifle rest into a genuine all-around glassing and photo platform.

Why the Olive Axial Fits the Way You Hunt

The olive finish blends into brush and timber better than a bright or bare-metal stick, and the aluminum frame keeps the whole thing light enough to carry on a longer walk in. Built by Allen Company, a Colorado outfit that's been making outdoor gear for over 50 years, the Axial is a straightforward, do-it-all support for hunters who don't want to haul three different rests to cover every situation.