Bipods and PRS Events are not for Prone positions,
you barely shoot any prone and under the clock, does it matter... you are sliding in fast, dropping on top of the rifle, getting the shot off and moving a bipod on these targets under these conditions barely matter in the big picture from a prone standpoint, it's not a accuracy thing but touch the steel one. Most of the targets are well inside the accuracy capabilities of the rifle system being used. The weight on top of that renders most bipods in the prone irrelevant. If you stack a 20LBS+ 6mm on top of anything it will work. You can use a Magpul bipod and the rifle will barely notice in a PRS Event.
but alternate position, where the cyke pod can bridge positions and expand the flexibility of the rifle will set itself apart. You are trying to create stability in a compromised position. The wider stance matters.
A lot of you people have no idea what CONTEXT Means and want to point at two conflicting points of view that have nothing to do with each other. False equivalency reigns supreme in a lot of these comments.
You are either completely ignorant of the facts, or just working off of 3-year-old examples of how things worked then, trying to overlay them to today. It's a silly discussion if you are gonna play a game you use the best tools for that game, why on earth would you compromise the tool because it has worked in limited situations in the past.
I can shoot an entire PRS without a bipod, just bring a game-changer and tripod and I bet you'd barely notice. It's a game, the tools designed to play that game are there for a reason.
