Sold: Quad shooting sticks

Had a couple of messages asking if I'm still making my sticks.....YES!

im not one for being in your face pushing them and feel it's important for the other more active traders to have their respective adverts on the first page as they turn over a lot more stuff than I but....they are still available.

Tony
 
I have mine a year now and find them so steady I could easily zero from them. Have had foxes at 250 and 280 yards.
Take a bit of getting used to, but easy to use when you get some practice.
 
Who'd have thought 50,000 views and not a pair of jubblies in sight!

cover is getting up folks=quad sticks oclock
 
You should try to make a travel version as well, going to Scotland this summer and bummed I can`t bring the shooting stix you make.
 
Ake, if you let me know where you're staying il ensure a set are there for your use then simply return them after use.
ill provide a carry tube and a return postage for £20.
 
I have to say that I find your sticks excellent. I had a little bit of an awkward moment when I got them first trying to open them quickly but as with everything, practice makes perfect. Big thumbs up for me
 
Had my sticks for a while and love them , same as said above bit of awkwardness when first got the, but can now just get on with it 2nd nature .....
My only gripe and it's not to do with the sticks or limulus himself but I had to pay for delivery to the "highlands" wh I live on the east coast south of Aberdeen .... Not his fault but I get pi55ed off with these companies charging what they want making up their own rules when it's those office who decide postcodes

Sticks are great👍

Paul
 
Right I have removed unwanted posts and reopened this thread, let's keep it civil please

John
 
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I'm very pleased with my limulus sticks
Its fair to say all sticks have negative points, that said the plus points of my limulus sticks far outway the negative
I tried a set of metal quad sticks, although they were adjustable it wasn't possible to adjust them in the field when a deer was seen, the limulus sticks I only open them wider to lower the rifle and they work fine on a slope where the metal ones didn't.
Also the metal sticks are very cold in the winter, and that metallic clink when knocked, carried a long way, where the wooden equivalent sound is far more acceptable.
A good bit of kit and don't go out without them
 
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