I have been looking at bipods that have a rotating adapter. If you load the bipod while the bipod legs are swiveled so that they are not square to the rifle, can this induce movement so that the rifle does not recoil straight back?
For example, if you are laying prone, and if you drew a line between the feet of the bipod, and they were not perpendicular to the rifle, could this cause unwanted movement once recoil has begun?
Or do I just need to shut up and send it?
For example, if you are laying prone, and if you drew a line between the feet of the bipod, and they were not perpendicular to the rifle, could this cause unwanted movement once recoil has begun?
Or do I just need to shut up and send it?