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Triple Tripod Test - 3 Of The Best For Long Range Shooting

TFB TV
Published on July 12, 2018
Category: Tactical & Gear
Duration: 8:39

This guide details the setup and testing of three high-end tripods for long-range shooting: the RRS SOAR Mark 2, Leofoto LN364C with RRS TA3 base, and Shadowtech PIG0311G with Hog Saddle. Expert instruction covers testing methodology across various positions and distances, evaluating stability, accuracy, and value. The video provides detailed performance data and comparisons to aid viewers in selecting the optimal tripod for their needs.

Tags

Really Right Stuff SOAR Mark 2
Anvil 30 Ballhead
Leofoto LN364C
RRS TA3 Leveling Base
Shadowtech PIG0311G
Sunwayfoto XB52 Ballhead
Hog Saddle
Long Range Shooting
Tripod Setup
Precision Shooting
Gear Review
Ballistics Testing
Shooting Positions

Quick Summary

Expert testing reveals significant differences in long-range tripods. The RRS SOAR Mark 2 excels in accuracy and portability but is costly ($1365). The Leofoto LN364C offers height and stability for $450. The Shadowtech PIG0311G provides robust, budget-friendly performance ($138+), with all models proving capable of 600-yard impacts.

Chapters

  1. 00:03Introduction to Tripods
  2. 00:39Testing Methodology
  3. 01:28Really Right Stuff (RRS) Review
  4. 02:42Leofoto LN364C Review
  5. 04:21Shadowtech PIG0311G Review
  6. 07:09Test Results and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the RRS SOAR Mark 2, Leofoto LN364C, and Shadowtech PIG0311G tripods for long-range shooting?

The RRS SOAR Mark 2 is the lightest (4 lbs 11 oz) and most compact (24" folded) but most expensive ($1365). The Leofoto LN364C is taller (63") and stable ($450). The Shadowtech PIG0311G is the most affordable ($138 tripod) and robust, though heavier (8.2 lbs total) and less compact (33" folded).

Which tripod performed best in accuracy tests for long-range shooting?

In the conducted tests, the Really Right Stuff SOAR Mark 2 with the Anvil 30 ballhead consistently produced the smallest group sizes at both 100 and 300 yards across various shooting positions, indicating superior precision.

Can these tripods effectively support shooting at 600 yards?

Yes, all three tested tripods—the RRS SOAR Mark 2, Leofoto LN364C, and Shadowtech PIG0311G—demonstrated the capability to achieve first-round impacts on a 2 MOA plate at 600 yards, proving their suitability for extended range engagements.

What is the price range for these high-performance long-range shooting tripods?

The tested tripods range significantly in price. The Really Right Stuff SOAR Mark 2 system is the most expensive at $1365. The Leofoto LN364C with an RRS leveling base costs $450. The Shadowtech PIG0311G tripod itself is $138, with the ballhead and saddle adding to the total cost.

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