BOG began in 2006 with shooting forks. Called BOG-POD, it made monopods, bipods and tripods for hunting, photography and video; its own idea was Switcheroo, a tool-free head mount changed in seconds. It is now part of American Outdoor Brands, alongside Caldwell, Frankford Arsenal, Crimson Trace and Tipton.

The feature that set it apart came later: DeathGrip. Instead of resting the firearm in a fork, it holds it. A dual-action clamp with non-marring rubber inserts closes around the fore-end and aligns the firearm over its centre of gravity. The rifle stays aimed without being held, with 25° tilt, 360° rotation and tension control, plus a bubble level to keep the reticle square. It turns a tripod into a portable shooting bench.

The catalogue now offers two tripod architectures. Fixed clamps include the original aluminium or carbon-fibre DeathGrip, the compact 1.4 kg Bantam and lightweight Sherpa. Quick-release Arca-Swiss mounts appear on the Infinite, Infinite XT and Great Divide, allowing the same legs to carry rifle, spotting scope or camera. Beneath them remain the traditional rubber USR forks —Adrenaline, Havoc, Deadshot— and Fieldpod hide supports for shotgun, rifle or crossbow.

Of the products reaching Spain, more than half are shooting supports —tripods, bipods and monopods—; the remainder comprises hide supports, seats, mountain packs and the accessories that fit all of them to the same legs.