Hammers Precision V Yoke Rest Mount Attachment with 1/4-20 Camera Thread for monopod Shooting Stick Tripod

Added to a $5 thrift store tripod and it's great. No need to drop $300+ on a "name brand" hunting tripod

have 2 v yokes they are really neat little piece of equipment. use one with my leki monopod hiking pole, stays on all the time. doesn't impede your hiking situation. I'm able to pull up and shoot a moments notice.I wear a camera chest harness so now don't have to worry in most shooting situations about attaching it to tripod,etc. have canon 80d and used lenses from 24mm up to and including 70-200mm lens with the v. no problems.adjust pole length to location and shoot, don't know that a bulkier lens like 70-300 would work. would depend on how your able to balance it. not impossible?. 2 found that attaching it to a mini tripod [10inch] with flex legs make nice platform to shoot from car door or window, just adjust to widthmold on to door with flex legs. 3. use a small hand held camera stick from hiking to car shooting etc. just be creative thinker when it comes to usingit. for 5 bucks whats to lose? nicely built for price. remember its only as good as you are.

We made made a monopod/shooting stick with this V Yoke Rest Mount Attachment using spare parts we had in our garage! We just added some leftover pvc pipe, end caps, a 1/4" x 3/4" bolt, and two washers.The V yoke is soft enough to do a good job of steadying, cradling & protecting your specialized equipment. We shoot a 300 BO at the feral hogs digging up our yard. The mount has worked every time we have called upon it to shoot accurately. Works with modern sporting rifle and old fashioned wooden stock.Hammers Precision V Yoke Rest Mount Attachment with 1/4-20 Camera Thread for monopod

I buy tripods, from the second hand store I have 4 of them now, And I keep adding these so I can kick them around my property just leave them out. and have shooting spots with my air rifles. Total cost... about 6 dollars each... not including the yolk rest... with the yolk rest.. about 6 dollars.. :)

I have a Leki trek pole used for hiking. I bought this to adapt the pole for shooting. It is solid and fits the Leki threads for the pole end perfectly.

I find this attachment to a monopod or shooting stick an indispensable accessory for photography. I can use the stick as a walking stick while hiking and whenever I need to, I can use it to steady my camera. Several years ago, I got a collapsible monopod with 3 different heads and found this one the most useful. I bought this item when I fell and broke the "V" head. When I see something to photograph, I can very quickly steady my camera with it and get my shot, especially with the extreme telephoto lenses out today. Tripods are a bit steadier but are heavy and clumsy. This does the job very well.

The product itself does what its intended to do. The quality seems average... not bad at all, but not great. I have other competitor's products and they offer more out of the box at the same price point. This product is a bit overpriced for what you get.

VERY Good product ! Wish I knew of this product years ago ! I wasted money on shooting sticks that are not stable or are cumbersome looking for one that will work in the field and is cost effective. Since I often use my camera tripod to video wildlife while hunting , this was a " No Brainer" ! My Camera Tripod is a VERY stable shooting platform and can make the switch from camera to shooting yoke in seconds ! I actually bought my Camera Tripod @ a 2nd hand store for 20 bucks. ( was a nice expensive tripod too) Since field testing this product I will be telling friends and buying a few more ( along with searching the local Goodwills and thrift stores for more camera tripods)