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185 Comments
- Last updated: 19/05/2017
185 Comments
Called the 300 (no prizes for guessing why) Spartan’s newest design is based on their successful Javelin, which uses a quick detachable magnetic attachment system along with a lockable cant/traverse-adjustable base. The 300 was envisaged as a semi-permanent fitting for those that like to keep the pod on board JIC. It attaches by a special rifle adaptor plate (RAP) with socket and bayonet lug system. When stowed, it folds into an over & under shape that sits under the barrel/forend; forward or back. To deploy, press the button on the side and pull the legs down to vertical, then rotate them 90° and open them, or it can be removed, and carried in your pocket. In use it shows a decent gape of 6” and is length-adjustable from 6-9,” so very much the ideal spec! Made of carbon fibre and aluminium, it’s light and twists to lock/unlock the leg extensions, long rubber boots can be removed to expose tungsten carbide tips; both options offering an all-surface approach. We will be putting the 300 through its paces next month but have to say, it looks good.
Called the 300 (no prizes for guessing why) Spartan’s newest design is based on their successful Javelin, which uses a quick detachable magnetic attachment system along with a lockable cant/traverse-adjustable base. The 300 was envisaged as a semi-permanent fitting for those that like to keep the pod on board JIC. It attaches by a special rifle adaptor plate (RAP) with socket and bayonet lug system. When stowed, it folds into an over & under shape that sits under the barrel/forend; forward or back. To deploy, press the button on the side and pull the legs down to vertical, then rotate them 90° and open them, or it can be removed, and carried in your pocket. In use it shows a decent gape of 6” and is length-adjustable from 6-9,” so very much the ideal spec! Made of carbon fibre and aluminium, it’s light and twists to lock/unlock the leg extensions, long rubber boots can be removed to expose tungsten carbide tips; both options offering an all-surface approach. We will be putting the 300 through its paces next month but have to say, it looks good.
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