BOG Death Grip Clamping Carbon Fibre Tripod Shooting Stick

At the centre of the tripod is BOG's patented DeathGrip clamping head. Rather than simply resting the firearm on top of conventional shooting sticks, the adjustable clamp securely holds the firearm's forend between protective rubber inserts.

This creates a hands-free shooting support, allowing the firearm to remain positioned while you glass an area, operate other equipment or wait for the right opportunity without continuously balancing it on the tripod.

The carbon-fibre legs are the main difference between this model and the standard aluminium BOG DeathGrip. Carbon fibre reduces the tripod's overall weight while providing excellent rigidity and resistance to flex.

At approximately 7.5 lb, the Carbon Fibre DeathGrip is around 1 lb lighter than the aluminium version, making it the better option for shooters who regularly carry their tripod between shooting positions.

The DeathGrip head can pan through a full 360°, with tension adjustment allowing the resistance to be tailored to the shooter. This makes it possible to follow movement without lifting and repositioning the entire tripod.

The tilt adjustment provides up to 25° of forward and backward cant, giving additional flexibility when setting up on sloping or uneven ground.

The adjustable tripod legs and multiple leg-angle positions allow the DeathGrip to be configured for a wide variety of shooting positions. It can be used at standing height or lowered for kneeling, sitting and low shooting positions.

Independent leg positioning is particularly useful on uneven terrain, where each leg may need to be positioned differently to create a stable platform.

Both versions use the proven BOG DeathGrip concept and are designed to provide a highly stable clamping shooting platform. The main difference is the leg construction and resulting weight.

The standard aluminium DeathGrip weighs approximately 8.5 lb, while this Carbon Fibre model weighs approximately 7.5 lb. The carbon-fibre construction therefore saves around 1 lb while also providing excellent rigidity.

If maximum value is the priority, the aluminium DeathGrip remains an excellent choice. For shooters who regularly carry their tripod and want to reduce weight without sacrificing the DeathGrip's stability, the Carbon Fibre model is the more premium option.

This version is particularly well suited to shooters who want the secure clamping support of the original BOG DeathGrip but place greater importance on carrying weight and rigidity.

It is a strong choice for hunting, stalking, pest control and field shooting where a full tripod provides more stability than conventional twin or three-leg shooting sticks, particularly when the shooter may spend longer periods waiting in position.

What is the difference between the BOG DeathGrip Carbon Fibre and Aluminium tripods?

The principal difference is the leg material and weight. The Carbon Fibre DeathGrip weighs approximately 7.5 lb compared with approximately 8.5 lb for the aluminium version, saving around 1 lb.

Does the BOG DeathGrip hold the firearm hands-free?

Yes. The patented DeathGrip head clamps around the firearm's forend to securely support it without requiring the shooter to continuously balance it on the tripod.

How tall is the BOG DeathGrip Carbon Fibre Tripod?

The legs extend to approximately 59 inches, allowing the tripod to accommodate standing as well as lower shooting positions.

Does the BOG DeathGrip Carbon Fibre rotate?

Yes. The head provides a full 360° of panning movement with adjustable tension.

Can the DeathGrip be used on uneven ground?

Yes. Its adjustable tripod legs, multiple leg-angle positions, cant adjustment and retractable steel feet make it suitable for setting up across a variety of uneven terrain.

Will the clamp mark the firearm?

The DeathGrip clamp uses non-marring rubber inserts designed to securely grip the firearm while protecting its finish.