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    Quote Originally Posted by John Kepler View Post
    HEY! I have the patent on that! I'm prepared to discuss the exorbitant licensing fee with you at your convenience!<BG>

    Frankly, the weight and a spike I made seem to make my old Freeland base work just fine...even with a larger scope than the old Bushnell I bought it for! On the other hand.....if I get a new scope-stand.....it'll be one of the Ray-Vin's They are REALLY nice!
    First check is in the mail John.


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    Pleasure doing business with you!

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    Have Freeland stand and made own ground stake [also doubles for frog gigging} ite longer than standard

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    When I bought the tripod base for my Freeland stand, I saw the ground spikes. Unfortunately, we don't have a lot of firing lines on grass or soft ground here in Utah. The firing lines at my club are on ground harder than concrete, that spike wouldn't be straight anymore if you could get it pounded in!

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    I've had an Ewing's scope stand for about 20 years now. Even with the scope raised for offhand the stand is stable. Before that I had a Freeland with a homemade lead 5 lb. weight. I have had no troubles with the stand.
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