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When you're sitting against a tree with a gobbler working in, holding a shotgun or rifle steady for long stretches wears you down quick. The Hunters Specialties Shooter's Stick takes that weight off your arms with a single-pole rest that sets up in seconds and keeps your barrel where you want it. It's built around a heavy-gauge aluminum shaft that stays light enough to forget you're carrying it, which is exactly what you want on a run-and-gun morning.
The top of the pole has a rubberized, contoured gun rest that cradles the barrel and cuts down on slipping, and a bungee cord lets you cinch it right to the barrel so the two move together. Down the shaft you get a foam handle for a comfortable grip during the carry and a wrist strap to help lock in your aiming position. Two quick-release leg locks work like the cam locks on a camera tripod, giving you infinite height settings that hold firm right where you set them.
Adjustment runs from 17 to 36 inches, which covers a lot of ground. Down low it's ideal for a seated position with the gun on your knee, and stretched out it works well for target work from a chair or a taller sitting stance. That range makes it adaptable on uneven terrain where you can't always count on a flat, level spot.
Many turkey and predator hunters favor a monopod over a bipod for one big reason: it lets you cant and swivel the gun with almost no movement while still giving you a solid rest. When a bird hangs up and then commits fast, that quick pivot matters. The stick collapses down small and slides into the back of a turkey vest or a pack, so it rides along without fuss and it's ready the moment a shot comes together.
The contoured rest at the top cradles your barrel, and a bungee cord loops over to cinch the barrel snug against the rest. That keeps the gun and stick moving together so you can pivot toward a target without the barrel slipping off. A wrist strap on the shaft helps you hold your aiming position steady.
For seated, ground-based hunting it gives you a real advantage over holding freehand, taking the strain out of long waits. Many turkey and predator hunters actually prefer a single pole because you can cant and swivel the gun with very little movement when a bird commits fast. If you want to lock down side-to-side wobble as well, a bipod adds more stability at the cost of quicker repositioning.
Two quick-release leg locks slide open and closed like the cam locks on a camera tripod, giving you infinite settings anywhere from 17 to 36 inches. They hold firm right where you set them, so the pole stays put once locked. Down low suits a seated shot off the knee, while extended it works for taller sitting positions or target work from a chair.
It collapses down small and is built from lightweight aluminum, so it slips into the back of a turkey vest or a pack without weighing you down. That makes it easy to carry all morning while covering ground and chasing gobbles. When a shot opportunity comes together, it deploys in seconds.
| UPC | 021291006113 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 00611 |
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