Blaser Carbon Stick Extension

Blaser Carbon Stick Extension

The Blaser Carbon Stick Extension adds a fifth leg to the Blaser Carbon Shooting Stick 2.0 and 2.1, giving you greater stability when you need to keep the rifle supported. Its lightweight carbon construction and adjustable length provide a practical solution when you need a more stable, self-supporting setup.

The additional leg lets the shooting stick stand on its own with the rifle in place, so you do not need to hold the rifle continuously during longer periods in a standing position. This proves particularly useful when you wait for an opportunity during a hunt and need to maintain a supported position for an extended period.

You can adjust the Carbon Stick Extension from 95cm to 180cm using the twist lock. This wide adjustment range lets you set the fifth leg to the required length and maintain stable support across different shooting situations.

You can install the extension easily by clamping it onto the Blaser Carbon Shooting Stick with the stirrup lock. This provides a secure connection while keeping the extension simple to fit. Once you mount the extension, tighten the shooting stick’s fixing rubber around the fifth leg to secure the complete unit for transport.

Blaser Carbon Stick Extension Key Features

• Additional fifth leg designed specifically for the Blaser Carbon Shooting Stick 2.0 and 2.1.
• Lightweight carbon construction adds an extra support point without unnecessary bulk.
• Adjustable length from 95cm to 180cm for flexible positioning.
• Twist lock allows the fifth leg length to be adjusted easily.
• Stirrup lock provides straightforward attachment to the compatible shooting stick.
• Allows the shooting stick to stand on its own with the rifle in place.
• Non-slip construction supports stable positioning during use.
• Fixing rubber secures the mounted unit for comfortable transport.

Made from lightweight carbon, the extension adds an additional support point without introducing unnecessary bulk to the shooting setup. Its non-slip design further supports stable positioning when the fifth leg is in use.

The extra support can be useful across a range of hunting situations mentioned by Blaser, including hunting roebuck, wild boar in the field, driven hunts and shooting at long range. Rather than replacing the existing shooting stick, the Carbon Stick Extension enhances its support by creating a five-leg configuration.

For anyone using a compatible Blaser Carbon Shooting Stick who wants the option of leaving the rifle supported without continuously holding it, the Blaser Carbon Stick Extension provides a lightweight and adjustable solution. It adds useful stability while retaining the portability and flexibility of the original shooting stick.

Frequently Asked Question

Q: What is the Blaser Carbon Stick Extension?
A: It is an additional fifth leg for the Blaser Carbon Shooting Stick 2.0 and 2.1, providing extra stability and allowing the stick to stand independently with the rifle in place.

Q: Which shooting sticks is the Carbon Stick Extension compatible with?
A: It is compatible with the Blaser Carbon Shooting Stick 2.0 and Blaser Carbon Shooting Stick 2.1.

Q: How long can the Carbon Stick Extension be adjusted?
A: The fifth leg can be adjusted from 95cm to 180cm using its twist lock.

Q: How does the Carbon Stick Extension attach to the shooting stick?
A: The extension clamps onto the shooting stick using a stirrup lock for straightforward installation.

Q: What is the Carbon Stick Extension made from?
A: The extension uses lightweight carbon construction.

Q: What is the purpose of the fifth leg?
A: It allows the shooting stick to stand stable on its own with the rifle in place, reducing the need to hold the rifle continuously.

Q: Can the mounted extension be secured for transport?
A: Yes. The shooting stick’s fixing rubber can be tightened around the mounted fifth leg to secure the unit during transport.

Q: When can the additional fifth leg be useful?
A: Blaser states that it can be used for situations including roebuck and wild boar hunting, driven hunts and long-range shooting.

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