BARSKA AU11406 Red Laser Sight 5mW 635nm
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A replacement stud that connects binoculars to a tripod via the Vortex Pro Binocular Adapter
This small metal stud connects compatible Vortex binoculars to the Vortex Pro Binocular Adapter. It is intended for birdwatchers, hunters and outdoor observers who want a steady tripod-mounted view. The stud threads into the binocular’s front hinge and locks into the adapter for secure positioning.
The stud handles the weight of full-size Vortex binoculars when paired with the Pro Adapter and a sturdy tripod. It runs out when used with non-Vortex models or without the matching Pro Adapter, as the threading and locking profile are proprietary to that system.
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This stud is designed to work with the Vortex Pro Binocular Adapter, not directly with a tripod head. You need the adapter to connect the stud to your tripod.
The stud should thread fully into the adapter and lock your binoculars firmly in place with no wobble when the adapter clamp is tightened.
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