Customize your own Heavy Duty Kopfjäger K700 aluminum Tripod. Choose the very popular Leveling Base Heavy Duty (HD) Top Plates a 52mm Ball Head with either Lighted top plate or Heavy Duty (HD) Top Plate.
Description
When the stakes are high, shooters require no compromise. The Heavy Duty Kopfjäger K700 Tripod meets the demanding needs of LEO, military personnel, hunters and precision shooters. From prone to standing, the K700 features adjustable 3-level angle locks and 2-level leg extensions with locking levers providing rifle stability and comfort in almost any shooting position. The reversible center column allows you to adjust the height of your firearm or camera by an extra 14.9 inches. Crafted of sturdy aluminum, K700 features sure-grip foam panels, rubber grip feet and holds up to 25 lbs. Fully extracted, the bipod measures 72 inches and fully retracted, 27 inches. The Heavy Duty TK700 includes a tripod case and 3/8”-16 (1/4”-20) reversible threaded stud.
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Specifications
| Maximum operating height, in/mm | 72 / 1829 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 5.5 / 2510 lbs / g |
| Material | aluminum |
| Minimum operating height in/mm | 10.8 / 275 |
| Maximum center column extensions | 14.9 / 380 |
| Folded length | 27.6 / 700 |
| Number of leg sections | 3 |
| Maximum load | 25 lbs. |
| Leg Lock type | Lever Lock |
Kopfjäger is German for "headhunter." The company puts the name on its tripods and Reaper Grip rifle clamps. On the K700 it stands for an aluminum tripod rated for 25 lbs, with lever leg locks and a reversible center column made for holding a rifle steady.
It depends on how far you walk. Carbon fiber is lighter and doesn't feel as cold in your hands, but it costs more. The K700 is aluminum, weighs 5.5 lbs and holds 25 lbs, which suits hunters who drive close to the stand or sit in one spot most of the night.
Shooting sticks, a bipod, or a rest on a pack or fence post all work for short sits. They give up height and steadiness compared with a tripod. The K700 runs from 10.8 to 72 inches, so one rest covers prone, sitting and standing shots at coyotes crossing a field.