Bush wear quad sticks

[spanj]

Does anybody have any first hand experience of using Bushwear quad sticks ?

 

[lochty]

Yes. For the money, not too bad, quite stable to shoot from. Only fault is the rubber rifle rest, which can fall off, but a couple of cable ties sorts this.

 

[Bo Diddley]

Yep, they do the job ok, and are cheap enough, had mine for four years, used a couple of times every week, and they are fine. I silicone a small isotope to the front rest as it faces you just so I can tell in the pitch-black foxing which way they are facing

 

[User00057]

I like mine and can’t really justify spending more. My only gripe is the needless option to break them down. Well I at least have never wanted too. They do the job well though

 

[spanj]

Yes. For the money, not too bad, quite stable to shoot from. Only fault is the rubber rifle rest, which can fall off, but a couple of cable ties sorts this.

Cheers, have ordered some now

 

[spanj]

I like mine and can’t really justify spending more. My only gripe is the needless option to break them down. Well I at least have never wanted too. They do the job well though

Cheers, ordered some now so we'll see .......

 

[spanj]

I like mine and can’t really justify spending more. My only gripe is the needless option to break them down. Well I at least have never wanted too. They do the job well though

In same boat really so have ordered some

 

[spanj]

Arrived today. Look Ok but what is the string for ???

 

[Foxyboy43]

Mine broke at the foot on second outing, glued them but since replaced with B&Q’s finest deluxe model.

 

[User00057]

Arrived today. Look Ok but what is the string for ???

I think it’s maybe for standing on the stop forward movement. Not sure as cut it off before I used them

 

[User00040]

Arrived today. Look Ok but what is the string for ???

Bin that, supposed to be a fifth leg/foot peg but useless.

Modifications you should do:

1. Glue the feet in, they will pull out otherwise.

2. Glue(epoxy) the leg adjustments in place one desired height is determined.

 

[lochty]

Arrived today. Look Ok but what is the string for ???

It's for additional stability. It will also catch on brambles, gorse, whins and tree stumps, which is why mines in the bin....

 

[JamesH]

Used mine for about three years and can’t fault them. I haven’t had any feet fall off or other stuff mentioned but I’m generally quite careful with my kit.

 

[Puds]

Had mine for close to 5yrs. I’ve had to superglue the rubber bit on the front back on, but apart from that they’ve worked fine.

 

[@theroedeerguy]

Take advantage of Bushwear free returns and send them back and put the money towards a set of Viper Flex.

Buy once cry once.

 

[tozzybum]

Replaced mine with 4stable sticks far superior imho .
Less flexx, more stable easier to use

 

[Steyer 6.5]

I have them as spares as I brought a pair of viper flex off a chap who didn’t get on with them. I agree with Caberslash comments as In gloopy mud I lost a foot.

 

[HDShark]

Yep used them for years. Cheap and do the job well, plus have dragged some heavy red stags using them without issues.

They don't whistle in the wind!

 

[homer]

A friend of mine had a pair, they were ok but not the quality of others. The thing that really bugged me about them was the bit of plastic on the end of the string. It kept rattling off the legs. Maybe it didn't spook deer, but it sure dis annoy me.

 

[75]

Bought some Bushwear ones. Used them a few times. Sold them and bought Viperflex. Wish I'd done that in the first place.