Primos 65482 Pole Cat Shooting Stick, Short, Black Aluminum, Adjustable 16-38"

The Primos Pole Cat Short is a lightweight monopod shooting stick designed for hunters and shooters who need stable, portable support in the field. Built from tempered aluminum, this adjustable shooting stick spans 16 to 38 inches, making it ideal for kneeling and sitting positions during hunts or range sessions. Its three-piece construction and quick-adjust design let you adapt to terrain silently—critical when you're glassing or settling into a shot.

What sets the Pole Cat apart is its balance of ruggedness and packability. The seamless aluminum tubes use a patented Posi-Lock adjustment system that requires only a quarter-twist to lock in your height, eliminating fumbling or creep during the shot. The nylon yoke is deliberately chosen over steel—it's lighter, won't rust, and handles the recoil without complaint. The rubber V-grip cradles your rifle stock, giving you a repeatable, stable platform whether you're glassing from a ridge or settling into a prone-adjacent kneeling position.

This is the kind of tool that earns its place in your pack because it doesn't demand much space or weight. Hunters working steep country or shooters doing field practice appreciate gear that performs without drama; the Pole Cat does exactly that.

Key Features

• Three-piece aluminum construction for lightweight portability
• Adjustable height from 16 to 38 inches—fits kneeling and sitting positions
• Patented Posi-Lock quarter-twist adjustment—fast, silent, secure
• Nylon yoke resists rust and reduces weight compared to steel
• Tactile rubber V-grip stabilizes rifle stock for consistent aim
• Black aluminum finish

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What positions is this shooting stick good for?

The 16-to-38-inch range is designed for kneeling and sitting positions. It provides stable support from those field stances without the bulk of a taller monopod or tripod.

How do you adjust the height?

The Posi-Lock system uses a quarter-twist mechanism. Turn the lock, slide to your desired height, and twist back to secure—no tools needed and completely silent.

Will the nylon yoke hold up to recoil?

Yes. The nylon yoke is engineered to be strong enough to handle recoil while keeping weight down and eliminating rust, which steel yokes can suffer in field conditions.

Is this a bipod or monopod?

This is a monopod—a single-leg shooting stick. The three-piece construction refers to how the aluminum tubes fit together, not multiple legs.