Tripod Tables | 11am pst | Annexdefense.com
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The ANNEX x SQUID tripod is built for shooters who demand stability, speed, and repeatability, the ANNEX Tripod Table transforms any tripod into a rock-solid shooting and support platform. Designed to interface seamlessly with ARCA-compatible tripod heads, this table provides a stable working surface for rifle support, optics & observation equipment, ballistic tools, and field gear—whether you’re on the firing line or in the field.
Machined from high-strength aluminum, the table balances rigidity with minimal weight, maintaining zero flex under recoil and heavy loads. The flat-top surface is large enough to support rifles of all sizes and weights, while radiused edges and chamfered corners prevent snagging during rapid stage transitions. The ANNEX tripod table has 32 full-size MLOK slots that both reduce weight and allow the mounting of any MLOK accessory, and includes (17) different strategically positioned 1/4-20 threaded holes for mounting clamps, mini-ball heads, or other accessories.
The ANNEX tripod table includes the new modular SQUARE MLOK-ARCA adapter, featuring the RRS-dimensioned ARCA dovetail standard on all four sides, allowing the tripod table to be positioned perpendicular or parallel to the rifle / shooter, and can also be changed to any MLOK style adapter (if you are using a Picatinny or Manfrotto head tripod).
Perfect for PRS and NRL competition, training days, and precision hunting setups, the Precision Rifle Tripod Table gives you a consistent, elevated workspace that improves effectiveness on target.
Features
- ARCA-compatible mounting interface for fast attachment to most tripod heads
- Rigid aluminum construction for maximum stability and rigidity
- MLOK slots and 1-4/20 holes for accessory mounting
- Low-profile, lightweight design minimizes added bulk
- Chamfered edges for snag-free handling
- Ideal for ammo, shooting bags, ballistic computers, binoculars and spotting scopes & more
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