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[email protected] 01-17-2006 11:43 AM

best shooting sticks
 
i'm interested in recommendations for the best shooting sticks for standing, sitting and kneeling shots. thanks for the input.

hunt genious 01-17-2006 03:28 PM

RE: best shooting sticks
 
I just baught a pole cat Stony Ridge Hiking pole from Cabelas, I love it
It has other accesories for shooting as well as camera and spotting scope attachments. Snow tip also. O BTW this one is not cheap but is guide approved and worth every penny

Sniper151 01-18-2006 12:17 AM

RE: best shooting sticks
 
Stoney Point Safari

skeeter 7MM 01-18-2006 09:07 AM

RE: best shooting sticks
 
Stoney point. I have a pole cat not the sticks, works for sitting/kneeling. It is light and works very well.

NavyDeerHunter 01-19-2006 01:33 PM

RE: best shooting sticks
 
Home made. Easy and inexpensive....costs nothing.

Windwalker7 01-20-2006 03:50 PM

RE: best shooting sticks
 
I use a camera tripod with the V rest from a shooting stick. Been using this for years. I can hold rock solid from the sitting position. I tied a rope on it and carry it on my back. Its very adjustable and works great.


Bullkllr 01-20-2006 04:33 PM

RE: best shooting sticks
 
Tripod looks a bit bulky. I have the Stoney Point Safari's. They work pretty well. Certainly better than no rest. The belt pouch they came with was cheaply made and I had to make a new one.

vadeer 01-22-2006 06:24 PM

RE: best shooting sticks
 
I made my own. Ripped two sticks into 1/2 in sq sides, drilled holes and bolted together.
Took 3 deer in '05 and one in 06 using them.

Robertesq1 01-23-2006 08:05 PM

RE: best shooting sticks
 
Brought a pair of stoney pointsfor a hunt in Wyoming and Montana. They were bulky to carry (like I didn't have enough gear), they were in my opinion flimsy (they were the ones you can use standing) and they got tossed the first day. I ended up shooting two deer prone using my small pack as a rest (one at 165 yards and the other at 175 yards). I strongly suggest you try them out b/f you buy.

losthwy 01-24-2006 01:25 PM

RE: best shooting sticks
 
I have used the Stoney Point and found them to be a good product.


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