[SHOT 2025] Bog Launches New Deadshot Line Of Shooting Sticks

Zac K
by Zac K
A compact bipod made for shooting from the standing position.

Looking for stability shooting in the field? If you’re thinking of a bipod, monopod or tripod, Bog has launched its new Deadshot line, on display today at SHOT Show, giving you an edge if you’re looking for a rifle rest that you can easily take into the backcountry.


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New Shooting Sticks For 2025


The new Deadshot line combines features of Bog’s older Havoc and Adrenaline shooting stuck lineups.


This means a middle-of-the-road price tag (between $19.99 at the low end, $39.99 at the high end, says booth staff) while keeping some of the desirable features of the more expensive shooting sticks, adding in some lower-priced materials to keep that cost down.

A tripod can help you make much longer shots when afield, by adding stability to your shooting position.

The Deadshot lineup does use aluminum legs; you should be able to expect long-life usability from these sticks as long as you don’t abuse them. Twist-locks are standard on all the units in the lineup, instead of the cam-style locks that were standard on their previous lower-priced models. Except for the breakdown compact bipods, the line comes with a 360-degree rotating head that allows you to easily move your rifle into proper shooting position.


The new Deadshot lineup includes a monopod, bipod, tripod and multi-section bipod that breaks down for easy storage in your backpack, as seen in the title image. As you can see below, the top of the sticks has soft ribbed construction to grip your riflestock and hold it in place without marring the finish.

Your rifle is held in place without risk of damage to the finish.

The takedown Compact bipod comes in either a shorter “sitting” configuration or a longer “standing” configuration. Note that the elastics which travel inside the legs to hold this together while deployed—they’re covered in rugged plastic tubing which should prolong their lifespan for years of use afield.


Those plastic-sheathed elastic cords should last a long time.

The edges of each section are also tapered for easy assembly, a welcome feature if you’re fumbling with half-frozen hands in cold weather.


Keep an eye out for Deadshot sticks to hit retailers in coming months.

Zac K
Zac K

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