Thanks again, Tobias for a great video. It is always nice to watch and hear a presenter who only speaks when he needs to; i.e. someone who respects the interviewee. Spartan Precision really do work with their customers and the new modularity makes their products even more appealing, especially with the ability to ‘mix and match’ with your existing accessories. I have defaulted to using my Harris bipod on my hunting/target .22 rifle’ to keep the scope out of damp grass and protect the stock from gravel (access-road) damage whilst doing pest control. This is similar to what NZ soldiers actually used the original M16 bipod for. Fixed bipods are great on belt-fed machine guns and the SLR L2A1 (heavy barrelled SLR), etc. but a huge pain (literally) on hunting rifles. I have been seriously considering buying a Spartan Precision bipod but was not completely happy with the previous lineup. Now, I can seriously think about what to buy for centrefire hunting rifle use and for a new spotting scope. I also like the new bipod design, which puts the barrel ‘inside the triangle’ as opposed to ‘on top of the triangle’ for greater stability, just like the bipod offered with the Hardy Hybrid rifle, manufacture several hours North of my location. Of course, the French Army have had a similar bipod/rifle geometric relationship on their FRF1 and upgraded FRF2 rifles for decades but this is a super lightweight add-on piece of kit for any rifle.
Michael, Yes, the guys at Spartan goes all-in to find customer-friendly solutions. I really like the new models, especially the modular tripod stand. Cheers, Tobias
Not sure how you can call the davos head on the trigger stick for very sturdy. The triggerstick itself has many postive aspects but is quite flexible so when you add things on top it just does not get any better. I have tried the tripod triggerstick with a hog saddle and both of us that tried did not find it any more sturdy than just using the triggerstick in basic configuration. I cant see how a davros head could be any better than a hog saddle in that apartment and you could see on this movie how the whole handle and stuff was wiggling.
The problem is, 'all your customers' coming up to you at these shows are not the true end customer. It is a really nice product, but you should listen to the end user, not the guy there just trying to resell your shit.
Thanks again, Tobias for a great video. It is always nice to watch and hear a presenter who only speaks when he needs to; i.e. someone who respects the interviewee. Spartan Precision really do work with their customers and the new modularity makes their products even more appealing, especially with the ability to ‘mix and match’ with your existing accessories. I have defaulted to using my Harris bipod on my hunting/target .22 rifle’ to keep the scope out of damp grass and protect the stock from gravel (access-road) damage whilst doing pest control. This is similar to what NZ soldiers actually used the original M16 bipod for. Fixed bipods are great on belt-fed machine guns and the SLR L2A1 (heavy barrelled SLR), etc. but a huge pain (literally) on hunting rifles. I have been seriously considering buying a Spartan Precision bipod but was not completely happy with the previous lineup. Now, I can seriously think about what to buy for centrefire hunting rifle use and for a new spotting scope.
I also like the new bipod design, which puts the barrel ‘inside the triangle’ as opposed to ‘on top of the triangle’ for greater stability, just like the bipod offered with the Hardy Hybrid rifle, manufacture several hours North of my location. Of course, the French Army have had a similar bipod/rifle geometric relationship on their FRF1 and upgraded FRF2 rifles for decades but this is a super lightweight add-on piece of kit for any rifle.
Michael, Yes, the guys at Spartan goes all-in to find customer-friendly solutions. I really like the new models, especially the modular tripod stand.
Cheers,
Tobias
Not sure how you can call the davos head on the trigger stick for very sturdy. The triggerstick itself has many postive aspects but is quite flexible so when you add things on top it just does not get any better. I have tried the tripod triggerstick with a hog saddle and both of us that tried did not find it any more sturdy than just using the triggerstick in basic configuration. I cant see how a davros head could be any better than a hog saddle in that apartment and you could see on this movie how the whole handle and stuff was wiggling.
The problem is, 'all your customers' coming up to you at these shows are not the true end customer. It is a really nice product, but you should listen to the end user, not the guy there just trying to resell your shit.