Spotters Redfield Regal 15x60 Spotting Scope sold in 1968

[farwest]

I am looking for a part for a (1968) Redfield Regal 15x60 Spotting Scope that will allow me to attach the scope to a stand up tripod.
Here is an image of a bracket attached to a similar spotting scope that I found on line. My spotting scope came in a red fiberglass case with a small table tripod, which was no use in using a full size tripod. There may also be a part which uses an adjustable hose clamp attached to a Arca-swiss quick release plate. I purchased this new from Redfield, Denver. It is in perfect condition, ,so I would like t be able to use it.
Thank you for any help that you can give me.

 

[jbuck88]

Just a thought. But have you looked at a universal Arca rail?

What's the diameter? I use a RRS binocular clamp on the barrel for my ATC spotting scope.

 

[Arc Light]

Saw the date in the title (1868) and thought, wow, Redfield was making spotting scopes just after the Civil War

 

[farwest]

ArcLight --Sorry on date -old age/tired fingers.

jb88 --- Looks like a RRS binocular clamp -Aziak might work. What brand do you use? I will measure my spotting scope tonight. Thank you.

 

[jbuck88]

I have the RRS. I went with the aluminum model. It's works great for me.

 

[6.5SH]

I am looking for a part for a (1968) Redfield Regal 15x60 Spotting Scope that will allow me to attach the scope to a stand up tripod.
Here is an image of a bracket attached to a similar spotting scope that I found on line. My spotting scope came in a red fiberglass case with a small table tripod, which was no use in using a full size tripod. There may also be a part which uses an adjustable hose clamp attached to a Arca-swiss quick release plate. I purchased this new from Redfield, Denver. It is in perfect condition, ,so I would like t be able to use it.
Thank you for any help that you can give me.



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Is the hole for the table top tripod not standard 1/4-20 thread? If it is, there are a plethora of adapter plates.

 

[farwest]

The table top unit does not come apart. The spotting scope slides in a hose clamp attached to the table top tripod (which is very rugged/but fixed.
You can see in the picture above, that the scope sold alone had a plate which could be attached to a tripod. My unit came in a case with a table top tripod and did not include the extra small medal plate.

I like the metal RRS clamp. I will measure my spotting scope tonight. Where is the best vendor for the RRS. Any that give VET/LE prices?
Thank you all for your help. I have several Redfield scopes. The quality was excellent for the price.
I drove by Redfield-Denver on the way to work, but then started getting Leupold scopes.