Let’s be honest….accuracy off the sticks

[Russ16]

I sent you the videos. I find quad sticks a lot easier to operate alone than a tripod.

Thanks for the videos. Helpful.

Rudolph optics has two different types a true quad and one that also supports the rifle in similarly but a different design.

The PH previously mentioned here.
https://www.rudolphoptics.com/products/rudolph-ph-shooting-sticks

And the sniper quad.

Rudolph Sniper Quad Shooting Sticks

The Sniper Quad Sticks by Rudolph Optics is taking the long range shooting and hunting market by storm. This technology is allowing seasoned veterans who have shot long range for years to be able to tighten their groups by more than 50%. It allows young kids and people who are new and just...

www.rudolphoptics.com

Interested in any experience between the two.

 

[375Fox]

Thanks for the videos. Helpful.

Rudolph optics has two different types a true quad and one that also supports the rifle in similarly but a different design.

The PH previously mentioned here.
https://www.rudolphoptics.com/products/rudolph-ph-shooting-sticks

And the sniper quad.

Rudolph Sniper Quad Shooting Sticks

The Sniper Quad Sticks by Rudolph Optics is taking the long range shooting and hunting market by storm. This technology is allowing seasoned veterans who have shot long range for years to be able to tighten their groups by more than 50%. It allows young kids and people who are new and just...

www.rudolphoptics.com

Interested in any experience between the two.

I would personally stay away from any model that has a front V. I used that sniper model a limited amount in eastern cape because PH had pair. A flat front like PH model allows you to slide left and right without any tension in the rifle. If you need to adjust any amount for a walking animal on sniper model with V you will put spring tension into the rifle to push left or right and results in less accurate shots. For hunting choose the PH model of the 2 you listed.

 

[Russ16]

That’s a good point. Thank you.

 

[CBeck]

Thanks for the videos. Helpful.

Rudolph optics has two different types a true quad and one that also supports the rifle in similarly but a different design.

The PH previously mentioned here.
https://www.rudolphoptics.com/products/rudolph-ph-shooting-sticks

And the sniper quad.

Rudolph Sniper Quad Shooting Sticks

The Sniper Quad Sticks by Rudolph Optics is taking the long range shooting and hunting market by storm. This technology is allowing seasoned veterans who have shot long range for years to be able to tighten their groups by more than 50%. It allows young kids and people who are new and just...

www.rudolphoptics.com

Interested in any experience between the two.

Obviously, since I started this thread, I don’t have any experience with either, however looking at the sniper version, I would almost think the legs may flex a little more

That said my good friend @PARA45 uses Rudolph perhaps he will chime in

More impulse than anything, but I ordered the 4stablesticks @375Fox suggested though I have no doubt if para45 recommends the Rudolph, they are equally good.

 

[Trogon]

Obviously, since I started this thread, I don’t have any experience with either, however looking at the sniper version, I would almost think the legs may flex a little more

That said my good friend @PARA45 uses Rudolph perhaps he will chime in

More impulse than anything, but I ordered the 4stablesticks @375Fox suggested though I have no doubt if para45 recommends the Rudolph, they are equally good.

You'll be fine with either (I have used both the Rudolph brand and 4stablesticks). The flat rest up front offers better opportunities moving laterally if needed. My 4 stablesticks do collapse to a shorter length and will go with me in my checked luggage next trip.