FatBoy Tripods Invert40™ Ball Head Mount
Introducing the FatBoy Tripods Invert40 Ball Head. Remember, it's not the size that matters, it's how you use it. Despite being 20mm smaller than its counterpart, this ball head is a force to be reckoned with. With a 40mm ball and inverted head, it offers versatile shooting angles and smooth movement for compact setups and spotting scopes alike. It seamlessly works with various equipment, thanks to the 1913 (Picatinny) and Arca Swiss adaptor.
Experience effortless attachment and detachment of your firearm using the quick release lever, while the fine-tuning adjustable tension ensures precise control. The Invert40 is lightweight and perfect for all your shooting needs. It seamlessly integrates with the Side Chick accessory, enhancing its functionality.
Built with durability in mind, this ball head is designed to withstand the test of time. Gain unwavering confidence in your shooting with the Invert40 Ballhead. Don't miss out on the opportunity to witness its exceptional performance in precision shooting.
Features & Benefits:
- UPC:
- 860008323835
- Condition:
- New
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Invert40 Ball Head
I am an instructor at a shooting school for long range shooting and I have been a hunter my whole life. I have literally used every imaginable tripod head there is on the market. This head is one of the very best I have ever used. The single locking grip is perfect for long range shooting and quickly switching to spotting scope or bino's. This literally makes it possible to have a once size fits all tripod setup. I can take my scope off the tripod and put my gun on it in a matter of seconds. Once dialed in and locked the head does not move. It takes about a quarter turn to go from fluid movement to completely locked head. Right now it is my tripod head of choice. I do have the Invert60 ball head as well and it is equally as good in a more robust size. Both work fantastic and I would recommend them to any hunter, long range shooter or if you just want the very best tripod head for your spotting scope. This is it.
