SharpShooter

[sk66]

I know this is an old thread... but I'm actually the owner of SharpShooter Industries.
FWIW, no-one has ever reported an issue with the police, game wardens, or security in using one.

 

[goodguy]

Since this thread was woken and brought from the forever sleeping section then here is my own personal rifle style mount camera.
I have received it few weeks ago as a gift and I have no intention on using it but it is in my possession and in a way kind of cool looking.

 

[Braineack]

I need one for my DC walkabouts...

 

[ronlane]

I need one for my DC walkabouts...

Be sure to walk by the White House with that one

 

[Braineack]

THIS IS 'MERICA.

 

[sk66]

Since this thread was woken and brought from the forever sleeping section then here is my own personal rifle style mount camera.
I have received it few weeks ago as a gift and I have no intention on using it but it is in my possession and in a way kind of cool looking.

That's an old Russian "Photo Sniper" with the original Zenit 300mm lens/camera. They're pretty uncommon.

 

[vimwiz]

Look at the Zenit Photosnuper

Was a soviet camera designed for birding which had a 300+mm lens and film slr on a rifle stock.

 

[goodguy]

Look at the Zenit Photosnuper

Was a soviet camera designed for birding which had a 300+mm lens and film slr on a rifle stock.

Dude look at my reply (No.17) I got this camera

 

[Newtricks]

I get the fact it's not for everyone... I shot a custom built Winchester 700 BDL, chambered for 300 Win Mag (composite stock - free floating, fluted bull-barrel) in. 500 - 1000 yard matches (we used sandbags, tripods or whatever the shooter preferred to keep the rifle in place) and this rig looks to me as exactly whats needed for off-hand bird shooting (with a camera).

Be well,

Anthony

 

[Newtricks]

Best thing about this site, start a topic and you get many varied replies, I simply post what's on my mind. You all post what you think and what you have, it is to cool.

Anthony