Most stable bipod setup!
- Thread starter 1moaoff
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Now all you need is to articulate the legs, and you can take your rifle for a walk.
@lowlight only needs 1 Harris bipod on his Tacops.
Therefore you only need one bipod and it must be a Harris because having the best rifles ever made require high quality S&B scopes and Harris bipods.
Therefore you only need one bipod and it must be a Harris because having the best rifles ever made require high quality S&B scopes and Harris bipods.
Nice try loser. THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE MOST STABLE BIPOD!!!!
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Except if one is out of square to the left, and the other one is out of square to the right...
Oh yes he can. He came on here calling us all idiots for making fun of it.
Nope.
This one is so stable/badass it has a stick shift.
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This one is so stable/badass it has a stick shift.
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I was changing mounts on something... we just had another newb idiot post that went to the pit... i was sitting laughing at stuff and just decided to have fun. The rear 2 aren't attached at all. I was honestly just laughing and going how do people dream up this shit and think its serious. So I decided we could all use some laughs with everything going on.
Don't make me one up that.... i build production plants for a living..... i have i beams to use if needed
I don’t want to sound like I’m bragging Frank, but my legs are longer!
Shorter Legs makes it look L O N G E R
OP needs to swap those ARC rings for a Spuhr mount, throw a pic rail section on top of it, and put a bipod on top of that, in order to truly achieve bipod nirvana.
What’s a “Dual Focal Plane”? Honestly, I did not know that the Quiggley Ford could bend light in ways that...
That set-up would not be stable enough if my ex fell on it, just saying..............
