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Re: Bipods.
Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2012 8:24 pm
by Scotsgun
The snipersystem bipod is actually quite a goodun' but i'd rather circumsize myself with a rusty spoon than give that guy one penny (1p). I won't go further in respect of the forum rules and it being an open discussion.
Re: Bipods.
Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2012 8:29 pm
by judders
dirtydawk wrote:...The same can't be said for an el cheapo JSR bipod I tried on it briefly.
Bugger. Maybe it'll be OK on my .223 and I'll leave the Harris on the .308....
Re: Bipods.
Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 6:34 pm
by legs748
Thanks for the replies everyone, it's a bit of a minefield then, more googling req!
Re: Bipods.
Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 7:55 pm
by JonC
My rifle came fitted with a genuine Harris, what seems to have an odd way of dealing with extending the legs. My other bipod you press a button and the legs extend under spring pressure. the one on my Steyr you push a button and have to pull the legs out, but the springs are trying to retract them. Seems odd to me. I have switched over to a versapod recently, going to give that a go for a while.
Re: Bipods.
Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 8:03 pm
by meles meles
JonC wrote:My other bipod you press a button and the legs extend under spring pressure. the one on my Steyr you push a button and have to pull the legs out, but the springs are trying to retract them.
*picks up phone*
"Hello. Mengele Badger ? It is ? Good. Grab yourself a passing biped. Here's an experiment you might want to try..."
Re: Bipods.
Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2012 10:38 pm
by Individual
meles meles wrote:JonC wrote:My other bipod you press a button and the legs extend under spring pressure. the one on my Steyr you push a button and have to pull the legs out, but the springs are trying to retract them.
*picks up phone*
"Hello. Mengele Badger ? It is ? Good. Grab yourself a passing biped. Here's an experiment you might want to try..."
Mengele Badger? wtfwtf
