Brians356
Gold $$ Contributor
For elevation, the rear leg on a typical 3-leg could be adjustable. But there are other ways to adapt to elevation. At our county range the benches are fixed steel and concrete, literally solid as a rock. The backstop is a mountain. Terrain is flat to 200 yards, then every 100 past that is higher up the mountain to 800 yards, at about 20 degrees elevation. Pity no one can hit the elevated targets, since the benches can't be tilted up!I am with the 4 leg boys. make them adjustable and they will be far steadier and stronger than 3.
and you still have to have adjustable legs on the tripod - anyway I do, cause you don't know how much up or down you be shooting. BTDT and learned a better way.

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