Bog-Pod Introduces New Rapid Shooting Rest

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posted on July 28, 2017
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The new Bog-Pod Rapid Shooting Rest is a compact, collapsible and portable shooting platform. The rest features Bog-Pod’s Switcheroo Ultimate Shooting Rest, giving the shooter a full 360 degrees of target acquisition. Easy to store in a backpack, and quick to set up, this rest can work for backpackers and hunters alike.  

Features:
-Constructed of heavy duty cast aluminum and polymers
-Easy to deploy Tripod legs with non-marring rubber traction feet
-Twist lock main elevation adjustment
-Minimum height of 7" with maximum height of 11"
-Collapses to 12.8” in length and weighs 21.6 oz.

MSRP: $44.99

For more information visit btibrands.com

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