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Cheetah Pistol Stand with Extra Grip
Cheetah Pistol Stand with Extra Grip
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The Cheetah Pistol Stand is a column stand built on heavy duty rollers with pistol grips that can mount just about anything you want.. It can be a lighting C-Stand, camera tripod, or even mobile work station on wheels! Our new version easily fits under standard doors and allows you to add more poles to increase the height of your Cheetah Pistol Stand to your heart's desire!
The grip easily slides up and down the column by simply squeezing the trigger and moving the grip. Releasing the trigger solidly clamps the grip to the stand. The stud on the grip can be oriented several different ways to support various accessories (see images). The locking casters make moving the Pistol Stand around your photography or videography studio exceptionally easy.
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Weight: 18lb
Max Load: 15lb
Max Height: 6.5ft (extension poles available)
Tube Diameter: 1.4in
Includes:
1 Pistol Stand
2 Pistol Grips
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What exactly is a pistol stand for photographers, and how does it revolutionize studio setups?
2. How does the unique "pistol grip" mechanism facilitate quick and precise adjustments?
3. In what ways can a pistol stand serve as a mobile workstation on wheels for creators?
4. What does it mean for a pistol stand to "easily fit under standard doors," and why is this practical?
5. How can photographers increase the height of a pistol stand beyond its standard maximum?
6. What kind of accessories can be mounted using the grips on a pistol stand, and how versatile are they?
7. How do the locking casters on a pistol stand contribute to both mobility and stability?
8. In what scenarios would a pistol stand be a more efficient choice than a traditional tripod for camera support?
9. How does the folding leg design of a pistol stand benefit its storage and transport?
10. Can a pistol stand truly function effectively as a lighting C-Stand for professional setups?
11. What kind of weight limitations should photographers consider for the entire pistol stand setup (camera + accessories)?
12. How does the ability to orient the stud on the grip in "several different ways" enhance creative flexibility?
13. What advantages does a pistol stand offer for videographers, particularly for interview setups or product videos?
14. What are some common mistakes to avoid when using a pistol stand to ensure its longevity and safe operation?
15. How does investing in a versatile tool like a pistol stand ultimately contribute to a photographer's creative growth and efficiency?
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I don't know how long I have wanted to add a rolling camera stand to my studio, but because I have a long history of purchasing equipment goes unused, successfully talked myself out of it time and again. After adding product photography to my line, I decided it was time.
First impressions: Overall build of the stand is even sturdier and sleeker than I had anticipated. The stability and ease of movement along with adjustments of the ball head mount is a thousand times better than relying on a tripod. And being able to tether to my laptop and keep it in constant reach, as I move across the room is another big bonus.
The stand height, was well planned, as it can go through a standard door -- but just barely.
I did struggle a bit to put the pole together at first. It wasn't clear how the hex- adjustment pins worked, but that was just a learning curve.
If I were to suggest any improvements there would be two things:
1) to include a non-slip surface for the laptop tray. That was easily solved with some inexpensive rubber button feet that I attached to my laptop.
2) to add a compartment or attachment cord to keep the hex wrench attached to the system. It is essential to have on hand for adjustments or if you're going to disassemble for travel -- and those little suckers are never where you thought you left them.
I love that its more maneuverable than a tripod while still being stable. Cheetah did a great job. Its great quality for the price and works flawlessly. Only thing better would be assembly instructions… i had to look at pictures online and wing it.
I would definitely buy again but with quality like this I wont need to!
I purchased multiple Cheetah stands at the trade show at SPAC. The rolling pistol grip stand has been a game changer for me. The laptop stand is great for my paperwork and iPad to scan QR codes. The laptop stand and ball mount tripod is easily moved. The setup and tear down is simple and done in less than 2 minutes. The roller wheels make it easy to move from station to station as I need. The locking mechanism on the wheels is strong and does not allow movement which is wonderful!
I use these stand with the 2 pistol grips. One with the table for my lap top and the other with ball head. I test her into my laptop to get the critical focus i need and make any lighting adjustments. This stand is rock solid. So glad I have it. Life is easier now.
I had been looking for something like this for years. I couldn’t justify a huge heavy camera stand and this was just the ticket!