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Spartan Precision Equipment Ascent Mountain Tripod with Davros Pro Head

$1099.99
Brand
Spartan Precision Equipment
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
616985234622

Overview

The Spartan Precision Equipment Ascent Mountain Tripod is a multifunctional platform constructed from multi-layered carbon fiber and 7075-T7351 aluminum with a hard-anodized black finish. It features the Davros Pro head, which allows for rapid rifle attachment, 360-degree panning, 90-degree cant, and smooth optics control. Designed for backcountry use, the unit is compact and lightweight. The tripod utilizes four-part legs with high-performance twist-lock adjustments, offering multiple leg pitch positions. The legs are detachable, allowing them to be converted into trekking poles. The system also includes an adjustable center column for fine height adjustments, a removable hook for adding stability weights, and tungsten carbide tips with tethered synthetic boots. It is compatible with Spartan Precision classic and optics adapters; rifle adapters are sold separately.

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