New Tripod Set up for NL Pures

Riplip

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Just pulled the trigger on some 10x42 NL Pures (very impressed), and now looking to get a tripod set up. This will be my first set up and want to see if anyone has any feedback before I pull the trigger so to speak. Right now I don't plan to use a spotter, just the NL's.

Slik CF634
Outdoorsmans Panner, small binocular adapter, NL stud and pistol grip.

Any alternatives or thoughts?
 

Matt21418

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I have never used the pistol grip but can imagine it would be great.

I am currently running an outdoorsman medium compact with a Jim white 2.0, I also do some photography so this setup is very versatile and covers all aspects I need it to. And if you ever grow to a spotter this will work as well.

Let me know if you have any questions


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MtnMuley

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The Slik 634 is a great choice, but if you're specifically using it for the NL's, I would save weight and space and get a lightweight ball head.
 
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If you are just using the NL's, get a good ball head. Personally I feel they arer the best for glassing. Can turn on a dime in any direction
 
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Slik 634
Outdoorsman panhead or pistol grip with planner.
I personally like the pistol grip best with binos. Put prefer the panhead for spotters.
 

laltaffer

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Whats the consensus on the NL Pure and the stud? Would a different adapter device be better? I've been hesitant to put the stud on after I read that the Pure's didn't do much to make it easy on us to install.
 

Elkangle

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It's pretty dang easy to install a stud

The rrs cinch wouldn't be bad but I'm unsure how having the pivot point being on one side or the other would effect panning
 
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Whats the consensus on the NL Pure and the stud? Would a different adapter device be better? I've been hesitant to put the stud on after I read that the Pure's didn't do much to make it easy on us to install.

Whatever you read, forget about it… that is 100% bullshit.

It literally can not get much easier to install an outdoorsman NL stud. I’ve heard things like this mentioned on here…. I would love to know how someone could say it’s hard/difficult….

A child could install it.
 

laltaffer

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Whatever you read, forget about it… that is 100% bullshit.

It literally can not get much easier to install an outdoorsman NL stud. I’ve heard things like this mentioned on here…. I would love to know how someone could say it’s hard/difficult….

A child could install it.

Awesome. Kinda what I wanted to hear. These are my first Swarovskis so I'm a little scared of damaging them. But really wanted to upgrade to an outdoorsman setup.


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Awesome. Kinda what I wanted to hear. These are my first Swarovskis so I'm a little scared of damaging them. But really wanted to upgrade to an outdoorsman setup.


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Outdoorsmans includes everything you need, even the loktite……the instructions include a QR code that links you right to an install video. You’ll love it and be glad you got it! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
 

laltaffer

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Outdoorsmans includes everything you need, even the loktite……the instructions include a QR code that links you right to an install video. You’ll love it and be glad you got it!

Ok so dumb question. I know I need the bino bracket/post piece. If I get the pan head do I need the little plate as well or will that come with the head?


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Ok so dumb question. I know I need the bino bracket/post piece. If I get the pan head do I need the little plate as well or will that come with the head?


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The bino adapter base fits directly into an outdoorsman head. Pistol, micro or standard panhead.
The adapter is also 1/4 x 20 threaded to adapt to most any plate or head.
 

Sako300

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Absolutely love my stud! Have used it scouting the past month! Phenomenal!!! Left a review on outdoorsmans
 

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I did are fair amount of research and here is what I went with for my 12x42 NL Pures:

Slik 634
Outdoorsmans stud (easy to install)
Outdoorsmans bino adapter (short)
Outdoorsmans pan head
Outdoorsmans quick release adapter
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