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Primos rebuilt the Trigger Stick from the inside out with the X series, and the short monopod is the compact, grab-and-go version of that upgrade. It runs from 22 to 33 inches, which puts it right in the sweet spot for seated and kneeling shots out of a blind, off a bucket, or down low in the timber. Pull the trigger, set your height, let go, and you're locked. It's that simple, and once you've used one you understand why so many hunters keep it strapped to their pack.
The heart of this thing is the steel-reinforced trigger release. Older Primos sticks were great but had a little give to them, and the X answers that directly with stronger internals and noticeably less flex when you lean into a shot. The redesigned ergonomic grip sits naturally in your hand, and the 360-degree fluid rotation with a built-in indicator lets you pan smoothly to follow a bird or a moving animal without the stick fighting you.
Up top, the new dovetail quick-lock yoke snaps into place with no wiggle and pops off just as fast when you want to swap over to a spotting scope or binos. Down at the base, tighter collars and beefed-up leg locks keep everything planted and rigid. The whole rig stays light enough to double as a walking stick on the way in, which is a big reason folks who've owned earlier Trigger Sticks keep coming back.
The monopod trades a little side-to-side stability for speed and packability, so it shines for closer-range work and situations where you're moving and setting up fast. Turkey hunters, blind hunters, and anyone shooting a crossbow or rifle from a seated position tend to love this short version. If you want a rest that deploys in seconds with gloves on and won't weigh you down, this is a strong pick.
It adjusts from 22 to 33 inches, which is aimed squarely at seated and kneeling shooting positions. That makes it a natural fit for blind hunting, low-cover setups, or anytime you're sitting on the ground or a bucket. For standing shots you'd want to look at a taller model.
Yes. The dovetail quick-lock yoke detaches fast so you can mount optics or a camera adapter and pan a full 360 degrees. It's handy for glassing between shooting sessions, though the camera mounting plate isn't included.
The X was rebuilt around a steel-reinforced trigger release that adds stronger internals and cuts down on the flex earlier sticks were known for. It also gets a redesigned ergonomic grip, tighter leg-lock collars, and a wiggle-free dovetail yoke. In short, it's a stiffer, more solid version of the same one-hand trigger concept.
A monopod gives you excellent up-and-down support and is quick to deploy, which is why it's popular for closer-range work and moving setups. You do trade some side-to-side stability compared to a bipod or tripod, so if you want maximum lateral steadiness a bipod version may serve you better. For most seated blind and field shots it steadies your aim plenty.
| UPC | 010135031923 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 64101 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.262 |
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