WANTED Shooting sticks

[CascadeRob]

Howdy. Looking for some shooting sticks, or some recommend ones. would like at least a “bi-pod” setup or tripod. Im getting tired of shooting off my table. What do you all use?

 

[Sudsy]

Here's an easy DIY deer antler monopod

https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/...rk-single-shooting-stick.145070/#post-2236872

 

[Rifleman1776]

Why buy? Shipping alone will cost more than the sticks. Get a couple 1"X2"s and screw them together.

 

[longcruise]

Howdy. Looking for some shooting sticks, or some recommend ones. would like at least a “bi-pod” setup or tripod. Im getting tired of shooting off my table. What do you all use?

Are you looking to shoot seated or standing?

 

[Enfield58]

I have a long and short set of their cross sticks. I also decided to purchase the wooden adjustment knobs as well. I've had them for several year and couldn't be happier. They turned out to be a lot more sturdy than any of my homemade cross sticks and well worth the money.

http://catshootingsticks.com/shop/

 

[CascadeRob]

Are you looking to shoot seated or standing?

Standing

 

[brazosland]

I use thin bamboo, 3/8” or so. Cut a bunch and throw it in the attic to dry. You can usually find some standing dead for immediate use.

Tie together at one end. I use pieces 30” long. Perfect for sitting, easy to carry.

 

[Mike in FL]

My cross sticks lo these many years have been two dowel rods, stained dark, dull points to hold on the ground, and lashed together with a hinge of rawhide. Works great for those long shots at groundhogs and at any place I shoot where there is no bench. I used to use a bandanna from my hip pocket as a cushion, but no more. My flintlock stocks have as yet to be scratched or dented from simply nestling the forearm upon the rawhide. A deluxe set might have a wrap of leather at the junction. BTW, a store-bought bandanna can serve many functions for a wandering hunter. From washing something in a creek to mishaps in modern life, carry one.