Foxgrip

Lack of sales because of no actual real world use id imagine. Its a good idea on paper, but when are you ever switching to a sound at pre determined levels while you are unable to use your remote? The only thing i can think of is using it like foxbang after a shot without the risk of accidentally hitting your remote and setting off foxbang, and its not worth $90 for me to have a button for that. They are too smart around me these days anyways, never had one even think about slowing down after a shot.
 
Guess you have never had 4-5 charge in all the way to the call , smell the call and boggie out without getting a shot.
Having the ability to mute the call ,and play a another sound at your fingertips while never taking my eye off the scope is nice.
 
DeereGreen said:
Guess you have never had 4-5 charge in all the way to the call , smell the call and boggie out without getting a shot.
Having the ability to mute the call ,and play a another sound at your fingertips while never taking my eye off the scope is nice.
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Ok but how do you guess what volume or sound to set foxgrip for in that situation? Muting the call is at my fingertips, my left hand has the remote in it, right is on the gun on the tripod. But have been considering getting a tripod leg mounted call holder.

Charging the call is fine, all of my coyotes are sub 200yd anyways. Put crosshairs on coyote and fire. You arent getting a second one unless you can roll it while its running a split second later, because you only have a second before its back in timber.
 
BBK said:
Ok but how do you guess what volume or sound to set foxgrip for in that situation? Muting the call is at my fingertips, my left hand has the remote in it, right is on the gun on the tripod. But have been considering getting a tripod leg mounted call holder.

Charging the call is fine, all of my coyotes are sub 200yd anyways. Put crosshairs on coyote and fire. You arent getting a second one unless you can roll it while its running a split second later, because you only have a second before its back in timber.
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Sometimes you just guess right . Sometimes doing something different is better than doing nothing at all.
Hats off to you If you can manipulate and accurately fire your rifle one handed off a tripod while also using your remote . I’m not that good.
I have gotten the second one to stop and killed it as well as the first on several occasions.
If the female is killed first I have called the male back up and got him to.
 
Foxgrip has been an absolute game changer for me. I have mine jury rigged into the larger grip of all 3 of my Tikka rifles. I have it set max volume to TT "Make em Stop". Works 99 percent of the time, they either stop or retreat 5-10 yards and stop. I even have had many get to the call, smell it and start to run off. When I smash the magic button they stop and look back. Truly underrated tool. I had one I bought cheaply from Midway. Had to scour ebay for months and months to find two more.

I won't be buying any of the new 48 series, even though I want to. Foxgrips aren't compatible with the new TX-2000 remotes.
 
coyotejesus said:
Foxgrip has been an absolute game changer for me. I have mine jury rigged into the larger grip of all 3 of my Tikka rifles. I have it set max volume to TT "Make em Stop". Works 99 percent of the time, they either stop or retreat 5-10 yards and stop. I even have had many get to the call, smell it and start to run off. When I smash the magic button they stop and look back. Truly underrated tool. I had one I bought cheaply from Midway. Had to scour ebay for months and months to find two more.

I won't be buying any of the new 48 series, even though I want to. Foxgrips aren't compatible with the new TX-2000 remotes.
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Yea I found a new fox grip 2 on eBay and Velcro’d it to my forearm.
It has been a game changer. Wish they would start making these again.
 
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