Prototype Multi Mode Balanced Shooter




As a filmmaker you are unique, so shouldn't your gear be too? There is nothing more unique than a prototype. Add three more shooting modes to you gear bag with our Multi Mode Balanced Shooter. This product is truly one of a kind as only one will be sold.  Check it out at the link below: 



3-Shooting modes



  • Low Mode
  • Over Shoulder
  • Gun Stock


    • Over Shoulder/Gun stock


    Low mode with extendable counter-balance weights


    Low mode shooting

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