Viperflex Idea................

[Utectok]

I’ve never had a problem holding a rifle vertical with the sticks and leaving it standing in the sticks seem a bit mad as who knows which way the rifle will need to be pointing. Seems bonkers to me?

Sorry for any offence good luck with the project best
Will

 

[Overlay]

Yes please
When available can I be placed on the list for one for my viper sticks
Cheers
Phil

 

[Lateral]

Sorry for any offence good luck with the project best
Will

Will,

Thanks, and no problem. You're entitled to express an opinion..........................even if it is wrong

 

[Jagged77]

Good luck with the project! The Viperflex is a really stable platform with the 5th leg, I’m sure this will enhance it extremely well.

 

[Lateral]

Good luck with the project! The Viperflex is a really stable platform with the 5th leg, I’m sure this will enhance it extremely well.

The 5th leg is a game changer

 

[wytonpjs]

Good luck with the project! The Viperflex is a really stable platform with the 5th leg, I’m sure this will enhance it extremely well.

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Ooooo - with apologies to the OP, that rifle looks short and heavy! Long distance?

 

[The Singing Stalker]

Question, on the pictures, you have the rear of the sticks in front of the sling. If you put the sticks behind the slings, would that not remove the issue with cheek weld?

 

[jthyttin]

I think he might use different rear yoke locations to gain different things.

Most stable shot, yes rear yoke as far back as possible, sticks against your chest.

Most stable "rest position", maybe rear yoke at crevice behind pistol grip?

And when you need to take the shot, maybe you don't need utmost accuracy and cannot afford to change the rear yoke position? So have to work with cheek weld and other ergonomics, regardless of where it's positioned?

 

[bryn]

Keep me in mind for one please.
Bryn

 

[Jagged77]

Ooooo - with apologies to the OP, that rifle looks short and heavy! Long distance?

Now wearing a new lightweight Manners stock (there’s a post in the rifles thread). It is a little weighty but handles well - I carry with side mounted biathlon sling and it’s very comfy. Shoots brilliantly off sticks.

 

[Lateral]

Just to update those who are interested.

I have been doing some testing on a couple of different filament types, and getting the finish as good as I'd like it to be.

I should have some yokes ready to ship early next week, so please can people PM me their details, and once they are finished, I'll contact you to provide payment details.

If anyone has any questions, PM, or call me,


Mark 07802-306444

 

[Lateral]

The first batch are finished, and just being heat treated/annealed. They will be ready to ship on Monday/Tues.

This is the list of people who have shown interest, so please confirm you're wanting to go ahead, I'll send you payment details, and if you can provide an address to post to.

1) Sikasako / Robert
2) NewForester / Chris
3) Bryn / (Have address)
4) Jelen /
5) Rutland lad /
6) Overlay /
7) Patjack /


Mark

 

[Ajax]

Interested, PM sent.

 

[Jelen]

The first batch are finished, and just being heat treated/annealed. They will be ready to ship on Monday/Tues.

This is the list of people who have shown interest, so please confirm you're wanting to go ahead, I'll send you payment details, and if you can provide an address to post to.

1) Sikasako / Robert
2) NewForester / Chris
3) Bryn / (Have address)
4) Jelen /
5) Rutland lad /
6) Overlay /
7) Patjack /


Mark

Hi
I've sent a PM.

 

[Lateral]

Current list. Please add, or delete your name as appropriate.

1) Sikasako / Robert
2) NewForester / Chris
3) Bryn /
4) Jelen /
5) Rutland lad /
6) Overlay /
7) Patjack /
8) Ajax /
9) Big Lav / Brian


Mark

 

[Norfolk Deer Search]

The 5th leg is a game changer

Sorry but I just can’t see the point in having one!

 

[bobt]

you ca

Sorry but I just can’t see the point in having one!

you can let go of the rifle, (while glassing etc) without losing much movement,

 

[Norfolk Deer Search]

you ca

you can let go of the rifle, (while glassing etc) without losing much movement,

Thank you i get what your saying, but you not selling it to me, its another thing I don’t need

 

[The Singing Stalker]

Thank you i get what your saying, but you not selling it to me, its another thing I don’t need

It is something I do not have, but have been considering, for no other reason than to use it out foxing when there lots of hanging on to the rifle while scanning at night. Not sure it is something I would need for deer stalking. I don’t actually need it for foxing, but, it would help.

 

[wytonpjs]

It is something I do not have, but have been considering, for no other reason than to use it out foxing when there lots of hanging on to the rifle while scanning at night. Not sure it is something I would need for deer stalking. I don’t actually need it for foxing, but, it would help.

@The Singing Stalker Works well for me and I only deer stalk . I would say that I deploy the 5th leg for about 60-70% of my shots where there is time to make a lengthy assessment of the animal. If it’s @ quick shot, it doesn’t get used. I use the carbon Viper 5th on my Blaser sticks - adds very little weight which IMHO is more than outweighed by the advantages. For static shooting, ie a last light stake-out I now h@ve a Bog Death Grip tripod.