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The Pistol Post Add-On attaches to the P3 Ultimate Shooting Rest.
Great for compact pistols, laser grip pistols and short barrel revolvers.
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Home > Instructions 006 Rifle Monopod
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P3 Ultimate Rifle Monopod Instructions
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Rifle Monopod Parts List
1. Main Body
2. Tension Nut
3. Cam Lock Set Screw
4. E-Clip
5. Hook Link
6. Link O-Ring
7. Tension Stud
8. Master Link
9. Rubber Pad x4
10. Spring Guide
11. Spring
12. Main Stud
13. Cam
14. Stud O-Ring
15. Thumb Wheel
16. Foot
17. Shoulder Bolt
18. Swivel Stud Washer
19. Swivel Stud 10-32 1/4
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Step 1:
[DETAIL A PHOTO] Loosen Tension Nut (2) until Tension Stud (7) is flush with the body and position links.
Step 2:
Slide onto Rear Swivel Stud (19).
Step 3:
[DETAIL B PHOTO] Push Monopod forward so links connect and tighten Tension Nut (2).
Step 4:
Reverse steps for removal.
Note: If the Rear Swivel Stud is countersunk into the stock, it needs to be shimmed out with the Swivel Stud Washer provided.
Note: When collapsing the Rifle Monopod, collapse the Cam Locking Stage first to avoid any spring binding.
Note: For tactical use – Installing two Rear Sling Swivel Studs will allow for two Rifle Monopod attachment points, one of which will be lower than the other for use with short bipods. The unused stud can also be used for the sling, so the Rifle Monopod can be removed without removing the sling from the Rifle Monopod.
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P3 Ultimate Rifle Monopod Usage
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Step 1:
Unthread the 2nd Stage a few turns so there will be movement up and down for fine tuning.
Step 2:
Loosen up the 1st Stage Cam by turning it clockwise or counter clockwise. Let it pop out until it contacts the surface below.
Step 3:
If more length is required, unscrew more of the threaded 2nd Stage.
Step 4:
Move the firearm up and down until close to point of aim and Cam Lock it into place.
Step 5:
Make sure that the Cam Lock is tight or it will come loose when making the threaded fine tune adjustments.
Step 6:
Use the threaded 2nd Stage to make the fine elevation adjustments.
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