Description
The BOG DeathGrip Bantam is built for hunters who need a stable shooting platform they can actually carry all day. It targets sitting-to-kneeling shooting positions, making it a practical choice for field hunting rather than bench work or long-range precision shooting from fixed positions.
Weighing just over 3 lbs, the Bantam is light enough to strap to a pack without becoming a burden on a long walk-in, yet the aluminum construction keeps it rigid under a rifle. The DeathGrip head — the same clamping system used on the full-size DeathGrip tripod — locks onto a forend or barrel and resists lateral movement that a simple V-yoke cannot. That grip matters most when you are taking a shot quickly from an unplanned position, where there is no time to fine-tune a rest.
The legs adjust to accommodate the height range needed for kneeling shots, and the tripod supports up to 40 lbs of load, which comfortably covers any hunting rifle, even with a heavy optic mounted. The feet are designed for relatively level ground; hunters who regularly work steep or rocky terrain should factor that in when deciding whether the Bantam or a spike-footed model suits their typical hunting country better.
The black finish keeps the profile low in the field. If portability and a fast setup matter more to you than maximum height range or precision benchrest capability, the Bantam sits in a sensible spot between a bipod and a full-size tripod — more stable than the former, easier to carry than the latter.




