Anyone mount a bipod over top of your airgun?
Well have seen this done with a few PCP’s and was looking at my bipod tonight and decided to just slide my dual offset 20mm mount on the toprail and bolt up my bipod legs. Found it to be more stable and it actually does not cover the allen keys for my barrel bushings. With this configuration swapping barrels .22 to .25 is quick and easy with the 4 allens keys easily accessible I just love this setup and the legs still extend quite aways. The legs swing forward or backwards out of the way.
Anyways just thought I would share this idea with other airgunners. 8)
Randy
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LOL 😯 blod, youre such a weiner! :twak:
Perfect and WAY more stable as well. 😎
Randy
Hi,
Yes Idon it, just used a normal Airforce bipod, and change the inside hex screws for flat ones, then you have a small tilt, going to make an other adapter from a high scope mount for more tilt, and when the bipod is not in use , the grip on the stock is better.
I was wondering what I was going to do with my AirForce bipod? It made my condor so unstable I took it off.
After reading your post I attached my spare Tri-rail to the front upper rail and put the bipod on top. I hung the bipod off the back end of the rail just in front of the PW so it won’t make any serious scratches. The rifle is a whole lot more stable and I can’t wait to hit the range tomorrow. The upper rail position also clears the way for the strap on the bottom rail.
thanks,
Edmund
You are welcome I just love getting ideas here it has really helped me make my Condor a real fun airgun.
Randy
Thanks RANDY,
I was wondering what I was going to do with my AirForce bipod? It made my condor so unstable I took it off.
After reading your post I attached my spare Tri-rail to the front upper rail and put the bipod on top. I hung the bipod off the back end of the rail just in front of the PW so it won’t make any serious scratches. The rifle is a whole lot more stable and I can’t wait to hit the range tomorrow. The upper rail position also clears the way for the strap on the bottom rail.
thanks,
Edmund
Yes the legs lock in place you need to press the round buttons to release them.
Randy
Blodnob, You ain’t Right! 😉
Mike
Oh no! Now everyone is going to do it… 😆
Do the legs lock in place when down? If not, by the looks of the way it folds back instead of forward, how would you be able to “plant it” (slight pressure forward to take up any slack and stabilize your poa…)???
blodnob…could that setup be used like a “buckhorn” sight?
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Crazy fool 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆
Can’t see it catching on.
I never tried that but I don´t like how it looks and probably it will give the feeling like hanging (colgando)from something. But never tried
Thanks! Neat stuff!
Mike
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Works fine so you can hold your front grip.