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Three legs beat two when the shot really counts, and that is the whole idea behind the BOG DeadShot Tripod. It is built around aluminum legs that keep the weight down around 2 pounds 5 ounces while still giving you a genuinely stable platform to shoot from. Field testers have leaned hard into the yoke with the legs fully extended and reported the legs holding firm without buckling or bowing, which tells you plenty about how this thing behaves when you put real pressure on it.
The 25 to 64 inch height range covers a lot of ground. Drop it down low and you can settle in against a hardwood for turkey season, which is where a lot of folks fall in love with it since it adjusts down to nearly two feet off the ground. Crank it up toward 64 inches and you are set for short-standing rifle work or glassing with a spotting scope. Uneven, rocky terrain is where the three-leg design earns its keep, letting you level out on a slope that would leave a bipod fighting you.
BOG's rubberized shooting yoke is the heart of the setup. It cradles your forearm and takes the weight off your arms during those long waits, and because it is rubberized it won't scratch or mar your firearm's finish. Worth knowing up front: the yoke on this model is fixed, so it is not removable or swappable for other tripod heads. For a rest at this end of the price spectrum, most hunters find that a fair trade.
The external twist-style locks are quick and quiet, so you can raise or lower a leg without spooking game with a loud snap. A foam grip runs along the leg for a warmer, more comfortable hold on cold mornings and an easier carry deep into the backcountry. It is the kind of no-nonsense gear that works in a ground blind, on a field edge, or miles from the truck.
It runs from 25 inches all the way up to 64 inches. That low end is great for sitting against a tree during turkey season, while the tall end handles short-standing rifle shots or glassing with a spotting scope. The external twist locks let you dial in the height quickly and quietly.
No, this model has a fixed yoke that is not removable or compatible with other tripod heads or clamping products. If you want a modular clamping head that swaps out, you would need to step up to one of BOG's DeathGrip models. For most hunters, the fixed rubberized yoke does exactly what it needs to at this price.
It shouldn't. The yoke is rubberized specifically so it cradles your firearm's forearm without marring the finish. It also grips well, so your gun stays put while you wait on your shot.
The three-leg design is its biggest advantage over a bipod on uneven or rocky ground, since you can independently level each leg on a slope. Testers have put real force and weight on the yoke with the legs fully extended without the legs buckling or bowing. Aluminum construction keeps it sturdy while staying light enough for backcountry carries.
| UPC | 198700000120 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1216932 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 32.5500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Tripod |
| Shipping Weight | 2.501 |
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