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Zero Your Rifle Anywhere

Zero Your Rifle Anywhere

Photo courtesy of Mitchell Graff

 

Not every range has a bench rest. Not every hunt starts in ideal conditions. But your rifle still needs a rock-solid zero.

Walk into enough ranges and you'll find the problem fast—some have no gun vises, others only allow standing lanes, and plenty just expect you to make do with a wobbly table. If your zero is off, none of that helps. You need stability you can trust, anywhere you shoot.

Why Zeroing Matters (and Why the Bench Isn't Always an Option)

When you’re zeroing, a steady surface is everything. If the rifle moves between shots, you can chase your point of impact all day and never get dialed in. A bench rest works great when it’s there, but not every range or training spot has one. And even if it does, it might not match the way you actually shoot in the field.

  • It’s not available everywhere you practice.

  • It doesn’t mimic your real hunting or shooting position.

If you’re used to shooting from standing, kneeling, or prone, zeroing off a bench can give you false confidence. That’s where a solid KJI tripod changes the game—especially one that stays stable even on uneven ground, giving you a dependable platform for consistent shots no matter where you set up.

The Portable Bench: K700 Heavy Duty Tripod + Reaper Grip

Enter the Kopfjäger K700 Heavy Duty Tripod and Reaper Grip system—your portable, rock-solid answer to the missing bench.

  • Rock-Solid Stability – Locks your rifle in place to eliminate wobble.

  • Adjustable for Any Position – Standing, kneeling, or seated, you’re locked in.

  • Quick Deployment – Goes from carry to shooting in seconds.

  • Universal Fit – Works with a variety of rifles without special mounts.

How to Zero Your Rifle with a Tripod

  1. Set Up the Tripod – Spread the legs wide on level ground for maximum stability.

  2. Mount the Rifle in the Reaper Grip – Secure it firmly but avoid over-tightening.

  3. Adjust for Comfort – Match your normal shooting stance.

  4. Fire Slow, Deliberate Groups – Focus on consistency, not speed.

  5. Dial in Adjustments – Follow your optic’s click values carefully.

  6. Confirm Zero – Fire additional groups to ensure your zero holds.

Why This Beats a Bench Rest

  • Mobility – Zero anywhere, not just where there’s a bench.

  • Realism – Train in the same positions you’ll shoot in the field.

  • Speed – Faster setup and teardown.

  • Versatility – Works at the range, in the field, or even indoors.

Beyond the Range

The K700 + Reaper Grip combo isn’t just for range days. It shines in:

  • Field zeroing during hunting trips.

  • Long-range competitions.

  • Tactical or law enforcement sight-ins.

  • Emergency re-zeroing between locations.

Your rifle’s zero isn’t negotiable. Don’t let the lack of a bench rest hold you back. With the Kopfjäger K700 Tripod and Reaper Grip, you can zero your rifle anywhere—and shoot with the same precision you demand in the field. If you want an even lighter option, check out the K800 Carbon Fiber Tripod with Reaper Grip.

Zero your rifle anywhere. Upgrade your stability with Kopfjäger tripods.

 

FAQs

Why is zeroing important?

Zeroing is important because it ensures your rifle is accurately sighted in, allowing you to consistently hit your target.

How can I zero my rifle without a bench rest?

You can zero your rifle without a bench rest by using a stable tripod like the Kopfjäger K700 Heavy Duty Tripod with Reaper Grip.

What are the benefits of using a tripod for zeroing?

Using a tripod for zeroing provides mobility, realism, speed, and versatility compared to traditional bench rests.

How do I use the Kopfjäger tripod for zeroing?

To use the Kopfjäger tripod for zeroing, set up the tripod, mount the rifle in the Reaper Grip, adjust for comfort, fire deliberate groups, dial in adjustments, and confirm zero.

Where else can I use the K700 + Reaper Grip combo?

The K700 + Reaper Grip combo is not limited to range use and is also beneficial for field zeroing during hunting trips, long-range competitions, tactical or law enforcement sight-ins, and emergency re-zeroing between locations.

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