The Primos Trigger Stick X Short Monopod (MPN: 64101) is a lightweight, one-handed shooting rest engineered for low-profile field positions. Built with a 100% mechanical trigger-deployment system, it allows shooters to quickly raise or lower the support height between 22 inches and 33 inches (56 cm to 84 cm) without manually loosening leg locks. Weighing 1.14 lbs (0.52 kg), it provides portable firearm and optics stabilisation for seated, kneeling, and ground-blind hunting applications across varied terrain.

Key Features

• Steel-Reinforced Trigger Mechanism: Redesigned internal system reduces shaft flex and enables smooth, instant one-handed height adjustments.
• Dovetail Quick-Lock System: Features a quick-detach contoured V-yoke that swaps rapidly with standard camera and optic adapter plates via a single push-button release.
• 360° Fluid Panning Head: Integrated smooth-rotation head includes an angle and direction indicator for tracking moving game without lifting the monopod base.
• Strengthened Leg Lock Collar: Sealed, reinforced joint collars eliminate shaft slippage under load and resist field debris ingress.
• Broad Forend Compatibility: Accommodates standard sporting rifles, shotguns, and crossbow forends on the rubber-lined V-yoke.

Product Specifications

• Product Type: Trigger stick shooting monopod
• Height Adjustment Range: 22 in to 33 in (56 cm to 84 cm)
• Total Weight: 1.14 lbs (0.52 kg)
• Rotation: 360-degree panning
• Mounting Interface: Quick-Detach Dovetail Quick-Lock V-Yoke (optics adapter compatible)
• Operation: Mechanical/pneumatic trigger adjustment (no batteries or electrical power required)

Who is the Primos Trigger Stick X Short Monopod for?

• Seated predator and turkey hunters — requires a rapid-deploying 22 in to 33 in height adjustment range to hold a steady aim while calling game from ground level or low scrub cover without adding bulky gear to the pack.
• Mobile stalkers targeting feral pigs and deer — benefits from the ultra-light 1.14 lbs carrying weight, allowing fast single-leg deployment from a kneeling position during active spot-and-stalk pursuits.
• Ground-blind glassers using spotting scopes — utilises the 22 in to 33 in low-profile operating envelope paired with the 360-degree panning head to scan open country from a low seat.

Less suitable for: Shooters requiring a standing shooting position higher than 33 inches (84 cm), who require a tall monopod (typically extending up to 65 inches), or stationary precision shooters engaging targets beyond 200 to 300 metres, who require the multi-axis stability of a shooting bipod or tripod.