Reviews - Stoney Point T3M62-TK Explorer Monopod for PoleCat Bipod/Tripod Reviews - YP-TR-T3M62TK

Author: 12swimmer (verified customer) , I have hunted for 30 years with Redfield and Leupold scopes and this Zeiss is better optics, from Findlay Ohio on Jun 8, 2011
Pros:  Improves the stability of the bipod, easy to add, simple to use
Would recommend:  yes

12swimmer wrote:

I have been using the Stoney Point bipod and got to try the tripod to shoot from. I immediately ordered the extra leg tripod kit. It was easy to modify my bipod and it works great! Stoney Point is a great product and very sturdy. The adjustments are easy to make. I also use as a walking stick and transform to tripod easily. These are very light to carry.

Author: Onehole (verified customer) from Gaithersburg Md on Feb 6, 2011
Pros:  Well made and works as advertised
Cons:  Poor set up instructions
Would recommend:  yes

Onehole wrote:

There were actually no instructions as to how to attach this leg to an existing bipod. Had to call Stoneypoint.

Author: baileyJT (verified customer) from West Melbourne fl on Oct 24, 2010
Would recommend:  yes

baileyJT wrote:

It makes a nice walking stick for climbing hills. It really steadys up the bipod when needed or can be easily detached. Looks like it will also function as a camera monopod, but I have not tried it that way yet. Worked well on my last Colorado Elk trip

Author: Furor (verified customer) from Czech Republic on Jun 15, 2009
Would recommend:  yes

Furor wrote:

good for Stoney Point Bipod

Author: civilgator from Ocala, Florida on Feb 19, 2008
Would recommend:  yes

civilgator wrote:

I connected this to my quick release PoleCat bipod. I liked the fact that you had the option to extend the third leg for a more secure base, or simply use the bipod.

Author: jmalone (verified customer) from Iowa City, IA on Jul 27, 2007
Pros:  Adds some nice stability, quality workmanship
Cons:  Design has a little "give" if too much weight is put on it
Would recommend:  yes

jmalone wrote:

This is a very nice addition to your PoleCat Bipod. I got it to give some added stability to the already nice bipod - which it does. I purchased it for use when hunting on public ground here in Iowa (where I don't have a fixed stand, just a chair and this guy.) It seems to fit the bill really nicely. I haven't officially hunted with it yet, but I have shot off it with my slug gun at the range. It was very helpful (almost like shooting from a bench) and I can see it will be very valuable when hunting this fall/winter. My only "complaint" (not really much of one) is that I have noticed that when on flat/smooth surfaces (like rock or cement) that the tripod leg can "slip" a bit. The fact that it mounts on a 180 degree pivot v. the bipod legs that lock in place at a ~90 degree angle is the reason. It's really not a big problem - especially if you get that third leg sort of "dug in" at the ground (buried a bit in the dirt). If there were any way to make this all one unit (pivoting ...
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