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I'm not doubting that another kind of tripod may be better for your needs especially if you are hunting hill country or super long range.  With that said, I have three BOGS and none of them are flimsy.  They are solid.  I've only ever had two mishaps with the BOG.  1.  I loosened it up and forgot and my rifle fell out of it.  2.  I "squeezed" in the legs to make it taller instead of extending them, walked away and when I came back it bumped it with my foot and it tipped over.  Both were 100% my fault and no fault to the tripod whatsoever.   


Again.  I am not trying to debate.  Just curious, how is yours flimsy? 



When I put the rifles in the "clamp" I slide them fwd as far as I can to help with balance and to keep the pressure from clamping down on the barrels on my bolt rifles.  I hardly even tighten them that much.  I keep them loose enough that if I have to swing right or left and the crosshairs aren't level I can just twist the rifle a tad and be good.


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