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DIY Rifle tripod rest. – Bradbery Adventures
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DIY Rifle tripod rest.

Posted on November 21, 2016 by Robin Bradbery

I just finished up my new tripod. I wanted something that would cradle my rifle a bit steadier than my shooting stick. And so this was born.

I found a camera tripod at a Goodwill for $4.

Add in about $2 worth of PVC scraps and fittings and apply a bit of judicious heat to the end of the fittings to curve and cup the ends.

Top it off with some rubberized coating. TaDa! Now I have a light weight (1 lb 14 oz) stand to hold my rifle for those occasions when adrenaline has my site picture at bit wobbly.