Pretty sure it’s just an Arca/RRS rail that attaches to mlokDid not see the arca attachement option in the video. If that option is available...sold.
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Pretty sure it’s just an Arca/RRS rail that attaches to mlokDid not see the arca attachement option in the video. If that option is available...sold.
Cool, but what does this do (besides look like an Atlas and take Atlas accesories) that a Harris hasn’t done for decades?
I’m assuming it’ll take the same RRS adapter that the atlas uses
It's actually 1oz heavier than the harris FWIW.
Midway said 10oz, could be wrong. Pretty negligible either way.How do you figure? I saw 11oz for the Magpul. My lightest harris is 13 before the podloc.
Midway said 10oz, could be wrong. Pretty negligible either way.
Definitely negligible, but for those of us who prefer lighter bipods, it is nice to have the weight in our favor. The features and setup of the bipod look really good to me, the lighter weight is just icing. I'm really looking forward to trying one out, especially since I can't be trusted to use a harris it seems. :-(
Of course, I like the way the heavier bipods handle recoil, like the Elite Iron and the RPS. Design more than weight, no doubt, but heavy nonetheless.
Don't get me wrong the bipod looks interesting i wouldn't jump on one until i got behind it. I was hoping it would be a good bit lighter than the bipods we're used to, though i'm not sure if that's entirely possible to get down to 5-6oz and retain good strength and rigidity for a reasonable price at least.
So has anyone figured out exactly what parts are needed to get the most compact possible Magpul / ARCA combination? It seems that you need to order the ARMS version of the Magpul bipod, but what ARCA mount is a direct fit to that?
I was going to order the picatinny version? but now I"m thinking the ARMS version? and looking at the LaRue #17 ARMS mount? thoughts?
An ACRA attachment would be awesome.
I have a neopod. It looked like a toy and not worth what I paid for it at all when I first got it. I put it on an AR-10 in 308, it didn’t break and was quite usable. Even with that positive experience, it still feels like a toy.Yeah, I know. :-( I have seriously thought about getting a Neopod from time to time, but I just don't see it as full featured enough to justify. If I'm really trying to save weight, like on a backpack hunt, I just skip the bipod altogether.
I'm fascinated by them, but I guess I just don't think a bipod is very important for hunting. Do you shoot it regularly in practice? I can't see doing that, so again, not sure what it really brings to the table. Still and all, I'm fascinated.I have a neopod. It looked like a toy and not worth what I paid for it at all when I first got it. I put it on an AR-10 in 308, it didn’t break and was quite usable. Even with that positive experience, it still feels like a toy.
It looks like BTC-Pro Clamp. They got a ADM 170s so it should bolt right up.
I'm really interested myself. All the atlas and Harris guys are gonna join forces once the new kid on the block shows up
I think it's functions are perfect in theory and price is perfect in the market.
Gotta remember Magpul sat back and watched this harris/atlas fight for years and now could be the vulture swooping in to steal the game while the Lions fight over it
Not everybody is a fanboy. After years using nothing but Atlas, I'm figuring out that Harris bipods actually have some undeniable advantages for me, and that a few simple cheap hacks make them as easy to load as an Atlas.
Curious why it wont work for you, or what you didn't like about it. Seems like a light piece for sure.
5 dollaFinish the expletive story.
New ARCALOCK adapter from Area 419 works on the arms mount bipod.
Thanks, so I'm just wondering what is the "best bang" for the buck? when it comes to the adapter? I don't think I'll be removing the bipod often so maybe the picatinny version would be the way to go? however I like the QD feature? Has anyone considered the LaRue ARMS adapter? Thanks
Thanks, so I'm just wondering what is the "best bang" for the buck? when it comes to the adapter? I don't think I'll be removing the bipod often so maybe the picatinny version would be the way to go? however I like the QD feature? Has anyone considered the LaRue ARMS adapter? Thanks
I'd love to hear some real use feedback. I want to know if the Magpul is a real contender, or if I should just cut the shit and buy a Atlas.
Standing byI used mine for a little bench work and some basic testing. Overall I don't regret it, one note is that it is not the absolute tightest lockup like a harris with a PODLOCK. Will mess with it a bit to see if I can adjust it a bit to be a bit tighter.