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Got my Night Goggles Night Stalker tripod last week. I had been using a Caldwell Field Pod Magnum at standing height. The Field Pod is solid. The only down side is weight and noise. My issue is with the new Night Stalker I have a lot of movement left and right with the rhythm of my heart beat. At 100 yard I always get a few big time fliers when practicing. What can I do to help steady my shooting off this tripod. Shooting at night with a rxq30v if that matters on top of a 6x6.8 ar15. My Gun with a regular scope and a lead sled is a solid 3/4 MOA gun

[QUOTE="dozer_xj, post: 3129055, member: 60223"] Got my Night Goggles Night Stalker tripod last week. I had been using a Caldwell Field Pod Magnum at standing height. The Field Pod is solid. The only down side is weight and noise. My issue is with the new Night Stalker I have a lot of movement left and right with the rhythm of my heart beat. At 100 yard I always get a few big time fliers when practicing. What can I do to help steady my shooting off this tripod. Shooting at night with a rxq30v if that matters on top of a 6x6.8 ar15. My Gun with a regular scope and a lead sled is a solid 3/4 MOA gun [/QUOTE]

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