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Post by seak89 on Oct 17, 2018 1:27:35 GMT -5
Very nice indeed and great story
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Post by foxtrapper on Oct 17, 2018 6:39:35 GMT -5
Video was well done! Tell us about your shooting sticks please. Looks like there is a shelf to rest the butt of the revolver on, am I seeing that right? Again well done!
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Post by KRal on Oct 17, 2018 10:25:58 GMT -5
Video was well done! Tell us about your shooting sticks please. Looks like there is a shelf to rest the butt of the revolver on, am I seeing that right? Again well done! foxtrapper, your eyes are not seeing an illusion.  That's a homemade attachment I built back in 1990. It will fit most any mono/bi/tri-pod that has the standard screw off attachments. It's been my "PSR" for many years. I built it out of sheet aluminum, so it weighs almost nothing. It's not bench rest sturdy, but it's aided in the death of many critters over the years. In the video, it's attached to an original Primos Trigger Stick. It can be removed and reattached in less than a minute; it's pretty handy. |
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Post by mar on Oct 17, 2018 12:24:39 GMT -5
Kral
Great video, great hunt!
Is that holster from freedom arms?
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Post by foxtrapper on Oct 17, 2018 12:42:57 GMT -5
Video was well done! Tell us about your shooting sticks please. Looks like there is a shelf to rest the butt of the revolver on, am I seeing that right? Again well done! foxtrapper, your eyes are not seeing an illusion. That's a homemade attachment I built back in 1990. It will fit most any mono/bi/tri-pod that has the standard screw off attachments. It's been my "PSR" for many years. I built it out of sheet aluminum, so it weighs almost nothing. It's not bench rest sturdy, but it's aided in the death of many critters over the years. In the video, it's attached to an original Primos Trigger Stick. It can be removed and reattached in less than a minute; it's pretty handy. . Glad my eyes were not deceiving me! Lol next question and you knew it was coming lol how can I get you to manufacture one for me? Really interested! |
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Post by KRal on Oct 17, 2018 13:10:11 GMT -5
foxtrapper, your eyes are not seeing an illusion. That's a homemade attachment I built back in 1990. It will fit most any mono/bi/tri-pod that has the standard screw off attachments. It's been my "PSR" for many years. I built it out of sheet aluminum, so it weighs almost nothing. It's not bench rest sturdy, but it's aided in the death of many critters over the years. In the video, it's attached to an original Primos Trigger Stick. It can be removed and reattached in less than a minute; it's pretty handy. . Glad my eyes were not deceiving me! Lol next question and you knew it was coming lol how can I get you to manufacture one for me? Really interested! Funny you ask. Ya know, back in the day, I was going to try and get a patent and market is as "The Pistol Pod". Well, that was when I learned a poor-boy ain't getting no patent...LOL... That being said, It's a one of a kind. I've never made another one. I actually made it in metal trades shop in high school. I'll see what I can come up with and let you know. My biggest problem with building one is finding the time; that's harder to find than the material and equipment.  |
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Post by foxtrapper on Oct 17, 2018 14:37:03 GMT -5
. Glad my eyes were not deceiving me! Lol next question and you knew it was coming lol how can I get you to manufacture one for me? Really interested! Funny you ask. Ya know, back in the day, I was going to try and get a patent and market is as "The Pistol Pod". Well, that was when I learned a poor-boy ain't getting no patent...LOL... That being said, It's a one of a kind. I've never made another one. I actually made it in metal trades shop in high school. I'll see what I can come up with and let you know. My biggest problem with building one is finding the time; that's harder to find than the material and equipment. High school! Brilliant! Could of been Kral instead of boggs! Kral sounds better too! Lol Well it’s never to late! You make it I’ll buy one or two . |
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Post by cas on Oct 18, 2018 22:43:42 GMT -5
Pretty cool seeing the bullet in flight.
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Post by KRal on Oct 19, 2018 8:03:12 GMT -5
Kral Great video, great hunt! Is that holster from freedom arms? No...that's a "Southeast Hunter" from Doc Barranti (Marketed as a Northeast Hunter).  It is a fantastic holster for hunting all day. It handle a full size scoped revolver better than any holster I've tried in the past- and I've tried many.   |
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Post by bigbore442001 on Oct 28, 2018 9:44:05 GMT -5
Nice animal. I love the hunting holster.
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Post by seak89 on Nov 11, 2018 2:37:12 GMT -5
The cheap way to go is copy right and you can do it yourself
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That's a homemade attachment I built back in 1990. It will fit most any mono/bi/tri-pod that has the standard screw off attachments. It's been my "PSR" for many years. I built it out of sheet aluminum, so it weighs almost nothing. It's not bench rest sturdy, but it's aided in the death of many critters over the years. In the video, it's attached to an original Primos Trigger Stick. It can be removed and reattached in less than a minute; it's pretty handy.
It is a fantastic holster for hunting all day. It handle a full size scoped revolver better than any holster I've tried in the past- and I've tried many.