Hawk Hill Bipod Talons -- GTG?
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I have 10 bipods. 7 Harris, 3 Atlas. All have HH Talons......
Can anyone post a set to Aus for me? Paid for of course. I can't find anywhere online that will post international.
Yep. I have a friend who is a prince in Nigera. We can do it. Just need your bank account number, credit card number, ATM # and Pin to identify you. Too easy...
Personal preference I prefer the stock rubber feet (Harris bipod) when shooting off a concrete bench or a smooth metal surface. For everything else HH talons are the way to go.
Have em on Harris and Atlas both. Like them better than rubber on concrete as well. Pretty much everything but my car hood...
YES! They are very GTG.
Trick for me, I cover mine with set of rubber chair tips:
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Waxman-4-Pack-1-1-8-in-Black-Rubber-Tips/3032995
(I am not 100% sure if that is the correct size, I will have to check when I get home)
That way I have a rubber cover for grip on really hard slick surfaces, plus that way the talons do not tear the crap out of everything when I am carrying them around.
I just pop them off when I am on anything soft and really want them to dig in.
*EDIT - from what I can tell, because mine are pretty old and warn, it looks like they are 1"
Trick for me, I cover mine with set of rubber chair tips:
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Waxman-4-Pack-1-1-8-in-Black-Rubber-Tips/3032995
(I am not 100% sure if that is the correct size, I will have to check when I get home)
That way I have a rubber cover for grip on really hard slick surfaces, plus that way the talons do not tear the crap out of everything when I am carrying them around.
I just pop them off when I am on anything soft and really want them to dig in.
*EDIT - from what I can tell, because mine are pretty old and warn, it looks like they are 1"
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Fair warning, you will create some new curse words trying to install the HH talons. Of the probably 10+ sets that I have installed, 7-8 of them were a bitch.
I have them and love them! Yes a little Bit of a bitch to install on the Harris bipod with the spring legs. I took a couple of staples out of my squeeze staplegun flatten them and cut them so they were exactly the width of the bipod leg then pulled the spring up and slid the staple through with the top to keep it from retracting into the leg. Then I was able to get the pin through and everything works perfectly with them. I just left the staple in there when I installed the feet and have been running them for a couple years with no problem .I also filed the back of the plate on the bipod that the legs press against when fully extended, this allowed The legs to angle back slightly so they are easier to load which helped greatly for shooting on concrete .
