Hills Hydraulic Quad Sticks
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Hills Hydraulic Quad Sticks

Wednesday, 2 September 2026 at 21:00Wednesday, 2 September 2026 at 21:00
0% sold559 tickets left

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Ticket price£1.49
Max odds1 in 559If every ticket sells
Current oddsOn tickets sold so far
Value RatioNo data

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Prize details from The Lucky Hunter

Win the awesome new Hill Hydraulic quad sticks worth £399, for just £1.49! These brilliant sticks allow you to track and follow targets over large distances without having to move! Panning 45° Left and 45° Right covering 300m at a range of 150m. Using Hydraulic Technology the front and the rear of the sticks can move together or independently of each other giving a large smooth range of movement with the ability to lock the sticks in any position before firing.   Key Features: 🪨 Excellent stability  👌 Total control  🦌 Track moving targets  🪶 Lightweight  🤫 Silent operation  🇬🇧 Designed and made in Sheffield, England, by Hill 🖤 Made from carbon fibre and high grade anodised aluminium  ☑️ Can be used from any shooting position, standing, shooting, kneeling, sitting or even prone 🟠 Hi-Viz toggle and cord to help keep track of your sticks The Lucky Hunter Ltd NI676201

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