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A shotgun sitting with the butt on the ground resting up against your leg with the gun barrel straight up makes for a dandy tripod if used in conjunction with the timer in your camera.

Very Good Bird! and that's agood tip about using whatever you can for tripod...:) long as you remember the gun safety rules..LOL

A shotgun sitting with the butt on the ground resting up against your leg with the gun barrel straight up makes for a dandy tripod if used in conjunction with the timer in your camera.

If you unload it RIGHT....

Never, never, let your gun pointed be at anyone...

Great shots...

It was too dark to shoot anything and I pulled the shells out.

Bob the gun don't get pointed at people or dogs, and too many people forget about the dogs.

I knew that Bird had followed all the correct safety rules..but I wanted to remind everyone else. I think that's what really impressed me about the MRSP..the safety conciousness of the whole set up.

I think that's what really impressed me about the MRSP..the safety conciousness of the whole set up.

That's what we want, whether you come back is totally different than if you are able to come back!

Kewl shots bird....and great idea.....I think I used everything before I bought mine ......lol.......................

IDK how I missed all these posts? hmmmm? prolly out taking pics somewhere all day..
If you have more bump them so I can see from the trip......:D

Bam just look at all posts by birdhunter1 and you'll find them. Or you could go to the hunting dogs, general hunting and small game forum and you'll find them there.