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Can the Sherpa be shot prone? — 2 Answers

by Curt, from AZ, United States Asked on September 2, 2022

Name BOG DeathGrip Shepra Carbon Fiber Tripod (5)
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Answered by Ethan, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on September 13, 2022

The collapsed height of the BOG Deathgrip Sherpa with its tripod head is 31", meaning you would not be able to shoot with it in the prone position.

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Answered by Manny, member, from IL, United States, on November 29, 2022

Yes, you can shoot in prone position. You can remove the center post but only connect the clamp which allows for your three legs (extended or not) to stretch as flat as possible.

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