Is it regulation height (5'8" to center of bullseye)?
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Yes if placed on a hard floor. If placed on carpet it's obviously a bit off.
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Yes. As with some of the comments on it not being of quality, I found it to be fine. Anyone not taking time to secure it to the wall will not be happy.
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yes . I have been happy with this but like others have stated you will have to reinforce it . I used silicon on the back panal before installing and a few brackets to the wall .
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Yes !!!! 5'8" to center bullseye... I can also tell you I had this game for almost a year. My kids play alot. No problems. Only glich, it was shipped with a faulty board which their great customer service people sent one out immediately. You will need to make it a little more sturdy. Just two screws into the wall did it for me. Not that steady as a totally free standing game. You will be upgrading darts for adults and downgrading to all plastic darts for the kids. (I would buy again)
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I used a very short one for shooting. I recommend the Vangard model that is the right height for you.
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I'm 5'-11" and if I extend the legs and the center to their absolute maximum reaches, I can look through my viewfinder while standing stright up. Of course that's inside the house on an absolutely level floor. If your 6'-4" you'd need to lean over a little bit. Plus you need to consider outdoor photography on less than perfectly level ground, causing you to lean over even more. I'd say a tripod would need about 12" more "reach" for you to use it comfortably. I'd say, No, it won't work for you. You might try to research the Vanguard website because the 264AT is absolutely awesome for my uses. I'm 5'-11" and if I extend the legs and the center to their absolute maximum reaches, I can look through my viewfinder while standing stright up. Of course that's inside the house on an absolutely level floor. If your 6'-4" you'd need to lean over a little bit. Plus you need to consider outdoor photography on less than perfectly level ground, causing you to lean over even more. I'd say a tripod would need about 12" more "reach" for you to use it comfortably. I'd say, No, it won't work for you. You might try to research the Vanguard website because the 264AT is... » Read More I'm 5'-11" and if I extend the legs and the center to their absolute maximum reaches, I can look through my viewfinder while standing stright up. Of course that's inside the house on an absolutely level floor. If your 6'-4" you'd need to lean over a little bit. Plus you need to consider outdoor photography on less than perfectly level ground, causing you to lean over even more. I'd say a tripod would need about 12" more "reach" for you to use it comfortably. I'd say, No, it won't work for you. You might try to research the Vanguard website because the 264AT is absolutely awesome for my uses. « Show Less
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I am 5'11 and they are good for me. I find that on some shots I tend to hunch a little so for someone a bit shorter may be good.
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i believe you can. i am 5'8" and i have no problem if you are in the middle of the blind.
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Christopher, The height adjustment ranges from a height of 20 inches lowest setting to 42 inches fully extended. I hope this answer helps you out, but I would have the child sit and measure the twenty inches high and see how that would work out for them regarding the required movement to get in a proper, comfortable shooting position. I use a portable back supporting collapsable hunting chair that cushions and raises me a few inches off the ground. I find that the more comfortable you are the longer you can sit with very limited movement! Good luck, Jeff.
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Not with the center column fully extended, low shots only, how high is up to your threshold. It became unstable with a 6D and 24-70 f/4 at full height, not exactly a heavy combo.
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As it states in the description, its centerline height is adjustable from 6 to 8 1/2 inches meaning it extends 6 to 8 1/2 inches below the mounting location on your gun.
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Yes, when you make the initial set up, there is a scale which is centered at 10' and the handle underneath allows you to go down from the regulation height to 7'6"
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It is 20.5 inches. You will have to add the height on your ballhead to it as well.
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No, I'm 5'8 and it only reaches the middle of my back. So for you it may go above the small of your back.
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Hi JD, The extended height of the tripod is 8.25". Hope that helps. Kind Regards, Angie/ECO-FUSED
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It's about a foot (12") tall. It's very solid. If you want something to actually improve your aim, this is it.
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Not really a height minimum or maximum intended. I bought a 4 foot for my 8 year old nephew, he and his over 6 foot dad and a bit over 5 foot mom all enjoy shooting it. Myself, (5'8") I like the 5 foot a little better, sense it has a little more power, and is better as a walking stick in the boonies, on the hills.
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I had to buy a riser to lift the optic up a little, out of the box I had to tilt my head down to low for comfort. I don't know the actual height but it is more comfortable for quicker sight field. I believe it was a medium rise.
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Yes, I believe it would be, I am 5'5" and I have it extended out a long way. I once set it up for a friend child and he about 4' and he had not problem using it. It is not ideal for a tall person but for shot people and kids.
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handle is telescopic and has 3 setting; I'm 5'8 and using the lowest one comfortably... you should be OK if your tall :-)