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Bushnell Field Tripod

Item#: BUP286

Our Price: $39.99 SAVE: $6.96 (15%)

List Price : $46.95

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Great for hunters and birders on-the-go
Compact, lightweight, and easy to set up
Maximum height: 36 inches
Minimum height: 14 inches (including head)
Weighs only 1 lb

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Description

Get steady views!

Capture the best views with the conveniently lightweight Bushnell Field Tripod.

Compact, lightweight, and easy to set up, this is Bushnell's best tripod for hunters and birders on-the-go.

Max height 36 inches

Min height 14 inches (including head)

Supplier Sku:

783001

Shipping Restrictions:

Available for shipment to the USA and Canada only.

Dimensions & Specifications

Weight

16 oz.

Brand

Bushnell

Usage

Spotting Scope

Maximum Height

36 Inches

Leg Sections

Tripods Series

Tripods

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Customer Q & A

Q1: I recently purchased a Bushnell Sportsman 10x42 at a local retail store. I use it for birding and other observations, it provides the accuracy i need and is compact. Although it does not indicate it is tripod compatible, would it be possible to mount it

A: Yes, the Bushnell Field Tripod should work well with your Sportsman binoculars. The binoculars are not compacts, by the way. A 10x42 binocular is considered full size.

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