ACCESSORIES AND ADAPTERS TO HELP MAKE YOUR RANGE WORK EASIER
Pictured left are two slaved head mounts, both with micro-adjusters. The bar on the left-hand head mount is an adjustable variable focal length adapter, which will situate your rangefinder's eyepiece back to the same focal length as the spotting scope eyepiece (instead of having one eyepiece forward of the other). This setup is more efficient and convenient than using two separate tripods, or sighting a range finder by hand. Please be advised that the two mounted devices will not be 100% co-witnessed. Fine tuning adjustments will still be needed.
The head mounts are slaved together by a removable dowel pin. This configuration facilitates target acquisition for dual devices by moving both head mounts at the same time with same lateral panning movement. Each head mount can be detached and still be used independently if needed.
The standard case with a belt loop is padded and has a large inner pocket for the rods. It accommodates the tripod base plus the head mount. All components are conveniently stored together for easier accessibility.
Add a stainless steel base weight (2 lbs, 7 ounces, 2 inches long) to the tripod.
The weight screws on to the base rod underneath the base assembly. Install when needed, remove it when done.
This weight accessory promotes stability when using the tripod at taller heights, particularly with the new leg extensions shown at the top of this page.
