What’s the latest on sticks?

[375Fox]

Not sure what these are going for yet, but they do seem to tick most of the boxes for me.

After all the work I did to convince you to buy 4 stable sticks and you’re buying viper flex! You’ll like them. They are good sticks.

 

[CoElkHunter]

The Primos Trigger Sticks are hard to beat in actual hunting terrain with uneven ground. My PH had them and I used them on my one PG hunt. They’re fast to set up and adjustable to the terrain. I bought a set last year to use when pronghorn hunting.

 

[BeeMaa]

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Very interested in what the Pro to Go version goes for and if they are in stock. Based on the carbon fiber Journey, they won't be cheap.

They were in stock, and not cheap.

Lord help me if she really finds out how much I paid for these.

 

[whisk(e)y hunter]

A bit late to the party but I really like these, and took a number of African pg animals with them using a 375. Have shot within MOA out to 300 yds.

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[CBH Australia]

The Primos Trigger Sticks are hard to beat in actual hunting terrain with uneven ground. My PH had them and I used them on my one PG hunt. They’re fast to set up and adjustable to the terrain. I bought a set last year to use when pronghorn hunting.

I used these recently being guided by a club member. I like them. Not cheap and getting into the territory of some quad sticks for price but it seems they all have pros and cons.

They were in stock, and not cheap.

Lord help me if she really finds out how much I paid for these.

sounds like the old saying “When I die don’t let my wife sell my guns for what I said I paid for them”

 

[CoElkHunter]

I used these recently being guided by a club member. I like them. Not cheap and getting into the territory of some quad sticks for price but it seems they all have pros and cons.

sounds like the old saying “When I die don’t let my wife sell my guns for what I said I paid for them”

Not cheap? Mine were NOS pre Covid priced Jim Shockey “signature model” with a carry bag from a LGS for $140us. They have a dozen sets or more. Most other sticks I’ve seen require a loan to buy them and the seasons could change before you can get them set up. I really wanted @Bob Nelson 35Whelen signature model but I guess those are only available in OZ? LOL