Rifle/Sniper Grips

ollieholmes · #11 17-05-07, 23:16

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Originally Posted by Wheeler

Ollie, there are three rifle grips airside that I can think of. Two of these are homemade (From the same source) plus there's my Kaiser grip that's a bit too flimsy to do the job properly. Fingers crossed that the BushHawk arrives before Saturday.

The only one i can think of is used by an older gentleman, who he is i do not know but i guess you know his name. I hope you do get it in time and you find it easy to use.

Wheeler · #12 22-05-07, 22:46

The BushHawk arrived this morning. It's a lovely piece of kit.

I spotted someone using one of these at Duxford on Sunday and the owner was generous enough to let me have a play - I'm hooked.

rogerscoth · #13 23-05-07, 14:21

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Originally Posted by Wheeler

The BushHawk arrived this morning. It's a lovely piece of kit.

I spotted someone using one of these at Duxford on Sunday and the owner was generous enough to let me have a play - I'm hooked.

Incidentally, may I ask what your camera and lens/es are that you intend to use with your BushHawk mount?
Also would it be possible for you to post a picture of a sample set-up?
Thanks! Roger

Wheeler · #14 23-05-07, 22:07

Roger, I'm going to use the BushHawk with a 1D MkIIn and either a Canon 100-400 f4.5-f5.6 L IS or 70-200 f2.8 L IS.

Here's a shot from the BushHawk website

http://bushhawk.shopol.com/bushhawk/...ge/BH-320D.jpg

Wheeler · #15 12-06-07, 13:15

I've posted my initial impressions of using the BushHawk HERE

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