Primos Trigger Stick Gen3 Shooting Stick, Adjustable Height, Quick-Detach Yoke, Durable and Lightweight, Ideal for Hunting, Shooting, and Photography

I like this shooting stick the best! It’s lightweight to carry & the quick set trigger lets you set up quickly with one hand adjustments even on uneven ground! It’s much easier & quicker to set up than the ones where u have to adjust the height on each leg one at a time. A steady rest for longer shots & great for different height hunters! I love these shooting sticks and I would recommend the tripod! The monopod and bipod will work but the tripod is the best (& most stable in my opinion).

I’ve been hunting at night with a thermal scope for the past five years or so. Unlike a day scope, using thermals in the dark requires you to scan repeatedly with the rifle, unless you have a hand-held scanner. Shouldering the rifle repeatedly can get tiring, so most people will use some kind of aid, like a monopod or tripod to help walk, scan and shoot.I recently retired my telescoping monopod which had put in good service. I’d seen the Primos Trigger Stick Gen 3 reviewed by Todd Huey on his Lone Star Boars channel, and decided to give it a try.After hunting with this for the past few weeks I’m very impressed. This thing is so good it makes me wonder how I managed for so long without it. It’s actually lighter than my old monopod. It's much, much steadier either as a monopod or a tripod. The head tracks beautifully. It deploys/adjusts in seconds. The finish is smooth, seems durable and feels like cerakote. I particularly like how the Stick adjusts so easily up or down in almost any type of terrain. You can use it from the sitting or standing position, in a hide or from a shooting chair or whatever. It comes with two heads, one for the shooting yoke (included) and the other as a spare. On my spare I mounted a BOG UltraLite clamping head for when I’m stationary and using the thermal camera app on my phone. The BOG head is a bit heavy for this setup, and the Trigger Stick a bit light; I would not recommend using it this way for walking around or in heavy wind. This device works best with the yoke alone.Bottom line is that so far the Trigger Stick has far exceeded my expectations and I would recommend it to anyone who hunts, day or night.

So far I'm very pleased with this tripod. It seems to be made of good materials and it's lightweight (for it's large size). The trigger grip portion has plenty of grip and feels solid when turning angles. One thing that's bothering me is I can't figure out what the locking mechanism is for. It didn't come with instructions and locking it doesn't seem to do anything. I really like how the legs will automatically elongate when the trigger is pulled and automatically find ground. It would have been even better if they included a bubble level in the handle. It's easy to set up and break down and looks great in camo. I like how it also came with a rest for cameras and sights. It's really improved my grouping at 50 yards with a 6.5 creedmore. Not that it was terrible without the tripod at that range/caliber, but it's a noticable improvement. I'll have to see how it works out this deer season. I felt it was a bit pricey but after using it and appreciating it's materials and functions, I feel the price is justified. It's stable.

Nice Hunting Tool. Comes with tag saying not to use as walking stick. Use as walking stick at your own risk! Clinks a bit when used that way due to the two metal legs. Very stable for shooting platform. Easily adjustable. Does NOT have optics adapter available as of this writing. So, even though this is advertised as dual purpose, as of NOW, it is only usable as a shooting platform, therefore, the Quick Release Head feature is useless until adapters are made available. Head rotates smoothly and without wobble, trigger adjustment lever is smooth and VERY easy to use. Does NOT come with the hand loop that the older models came with. Seems sturdy and capable, I used for climbing very rough terrain while Elk hunting in Northern NM, 4-5 days of heavy use. Performed admirably with no defects or malfunctions. (Again, I emphasize, this is NOT supposed to be a walking stick!) If you need the walking support, and it is necessary for you to lean heavily on this it may not support your weight and you might get injured. The star shaped plastic feet on the end of the legs grabbed grass and weeds when using as walking support, and when the legs get caught on something they will extend (pull out) and you have to pull the trigger to re-adjust to your comfort height. Handle is comfortable, trigger is placed comfortably for my large hands, easy to use with plenty of space for gloved fingers to fit under the trigger release mechanism. Overall, a good product, useful, and works as intended and advertised. THE ONLY PROBLEMS that I found; Very Pricey, Clinks trying to be stealthy, (but I have to add only when using as a walking stick, which is NOT recommended), and advertised quick release applications for Optics are NOT available YET. I'd buy it again, but it's worth the time to look for the best price, the Primos suggested retail is Too High.