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The Allen Axial Shooting Stick Monopod is one of those pieces of gear that earns its spot in the truck. It gives you a stable single-point rest that deploys in seconds, whether you're waiting out a whitetail from a ground blind or lining up a long poke across an open field. The aluminum build keeps it light on a pack, and it collapses down small enough to strap to a backpack when you're on the move.
Height is where this stick shines. It adjusts anywhere from around 22 inches up to a full 61 inches, so you can dial it in for sitting, kneeling, or standing shots, and it works well when the ground drops off or you're shooting through brush. Aluminum locking cams clamp each section right where you set it, and the carbide tip with a rubber boot bites into soft dirt or grabs hard surfaces without sliding around. The EVA molded handle gives you a comfortable grip when you press down to load the rest and settle your crosshairs.
The removable V-shape cradle is lined with dura-grip rubber so your barrel or forend won't slip. Pop that cradle off with the quick-snap post and you've got a threaded post ready for a camera, spotting scope, or rangefinder. That makes the Axial a genuine do-it-all for hunters who glass as much as they shoot, or for anyone who wants one support that covers the rifle and the optics.
Allen has been building outdoor gear out of Colorado for over fifty years, and the Axial fits their reputation for practical, no-nonsense equipment. With the included web carrying strap, it's easy to sling and go. For the price of admission, it's a smart pickup for hunters who want dependable support without hauling a full tripod into the woods.
The Axial adjusts up to a full 61 inches when extended, and dials down to roughly 22 inches at its shortest. That range covers sitting, kneeling, and standing shots, and it comes in handy when you're shooting off an incline or through brush. Aluminum locking cams hold each section right where you set it.
Yes. The V-shape rifle cradle pops off using the quick-snap post, leaving a threaded post that accepts cameras, spotting scopes, and rangefinders. That flexibility lets one stick handle your rifle and your optics without carrying separate gear.
The carbide tip digs into soft dirt and loose terrain, while the rubber boot grips harder surfaces so it won't slide. Keep in mind this is a single-leg monopod, so it steadies your shot rather than standing free on its own like a tripod. Most hunters find it plenty stable when they load the cradle and lean into it.
It collapses down small enough to strap onto a backpack, and the aluminum construction keeps the weight low for long walks in. The included web carrying strap makes it easy to sling over a shoulder. It's a solid pick when you want support without the bulk of a full tripod.
| UPC | 026509043638 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 21410 |
| Color | MONOPOD/OLIVE |
| Length | 32 |
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