Protective booties for bipod feet?
- Thread starter thefitter
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I'll go with having the wife knit you some. That way, she will be invested in the rifle and not try to force you to sell it when your kids' college fund needs replenishing.
I have a similar problem, I get powder burns on the end of my barrel, its quite un-sightly. Is there anything I can use to keep powder from dirtying up my muzzle? I haven't shot for ever.
Y'all might laugh at the thread, but on my Izzy 1919a6, I put my kids infant shoes on the bipod feet. Perfect fit, and it kept the steel "Feet" from sliding all over the place.. The wife was amused, which is always a bonus.
how the fuck did i miss out on this... as soon as i read this I was thinking exactly what you posted... No please needed. If you don't receive that card in less than a week people need to find him and take it. Unworthy...
how the fuck did i miss out on this... as soon as i read this I was thinking exactly what you posted... No please needed. If you don't receive that card in less than a week people need to find him and take it. Unworthy...
Here you go Jeff
Don't know 'bout any of y'all, but my butthole clenched up a bit when I saw that.
Just relax and enjoy it, man.
To the OP: Have all your guns Cerakoted in a Hello Kitty theme. Wait, the Team Hello Kitty guys on the Hide might be offended by that.
What the fuck? I understand taking care of your gear but really, you are worried about a little dirt or scuffs on the bipod feet? Just sell the shit or leave it in the safe! I guess you could get an Atlas and multiple sets of feet, one set for getting dirty and set for lookin pretty
I suggest using a lead sled, that would solve your biopod feet problems, And then you could post pictures of your totally awesome groups along with your rifle with a freshly Arrmor All wiped down bipod feets.
I think Shank is on another moderator induced tour of the penalty box, he seems to have disappeared about the time his pic did. Too bad but I am sure he will be back.
