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Bipod facing forward or backward?
- Thread starter IronmanDaremo
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I speak most of a couple different languages beyond English and English certainly holds the prize for goofiest rules for things like plurals. I was hoping there was a real answer. The only time I’ve heard “bipods” irl was from the dudes over at modern day sniper…so both marines as far as I know. It shows up around here occasionally.
Do you not refer to yourself as bipedal? There is only one of you but you have two legs......
Yes, and the bi in bipod does the same. Don’t need the plural.
I am in fact bipedal. That’s an adjective. I’m asking about the addition of an “s” to a singular noun: “bipod”. As in “trying to sight in a new rifle with bipods off the bench”. Was he using two or more? Why not just add an “s” to all the singular nouns? Trying to sight in a new rifles with bipods off the benches.
LOL. I didn't notice that. I thought you just meant they shouldn't be called "BI"-pods which made no sense to me. Maybe he was shooting more than one gun that day and all were on bipods..... I shot two rifles this morning, both had a bipod so I was too using bipods this morning.
I’ve never seen nor heard anyone refer to a bipod as “bipods.”
That said, I stand by my statement that English is weird. It is at least 3 languages, all wearing one trench coat, and pretending to be 1 language.
That said, I stand by my statement that English is weird. It is at least 3 languages, all wearing one trench coat, and pretending to be 1 language.
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