Spartan Precision Equipment Hoplite Mini Tripod Hunting Support SP-03-038-R
$849.99
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The Hoplite Mini Tripod is an ultralight and compact support system designed for backcountry hunters who demand minimal weight and maximum versatility. Precision crafted from 7075 aluminum and multi-layered carbon fiber, this modular system features the MagnaSwitch quick detach technology for attaching rifles and optics in seconds. The integrated ball head with adjustable friction provides a stable base and a wide range of articulation while maintaining a lightweight profile.
Engineered for rugged environments, the tripod adapts to diverse terrains with four leg pitch positions and durable tungsten carbide tips with tethered synthetic boots for enhanced grip. The modular body design is fully compatible with Spartan M14 leg options, allowing for custom setups across various shooting positions. This robust yet portable system offers reliable stability on awkward or jagged rocky terrain, ensuring precise prone shooting for high-paced hunts.
Key Features
Materials
Hard-anodized 7075-T7351 aluminum and multi-layered carbon fiber
Weight
1.31 lbs
Maximum Height
17 in
Minimum Height
5 in
Leg Pitch Positions
4
Mounting System
MagnaSwitch Quick Detach
Frequently asked questions
What mounting system does the Hoplite Mini Tripod use?
It uses the MagnaSwitch quick detach system, allowing you to attach rifles and optics in seconds.
Is the tripod compatible with other Spartan components?
Yes, the modular body design is compatible with the full range of Spartan M14 leg options and connects to Spartan Classic, Optics, and Binocular Adapters.
What materials are used in its construction?
The tripod is precision crafted from silicone, 7075 aluminum, and premium multi-layered carbon fiber for a balance of strength and weight.
How does it perform on uneven or rocky terrain?
It features four leg pitch positions and durable tungsten carbide tips with synthetic boots to ensure stability on awkward and jagged surfaces.
