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Best Bi-Pod For .25 Condor

Been looking for a good bi pod for the condor but just keep finding the airforce brand which I heard is not very well built. What is a good bi pod, does it need special attachments to mount it? Thanks

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can hold up to 120 kilos

don’t looking for a chair 😀

When I’m going the Afganistan, then I need a Profi thing.

NowI’m just playing around with it, when it get broken, I make the same my self, from top grade aluminium and carbon,
I like the simple design, maybe a nice project for next winter.

this is what i have on my gun can hold up to 120 kilos 😆 and very useful when walking with the gun

http://cgi.ebay.com/T-POD-FAB-Tactical-Foregrip-Bipod-picatinny-rail-/390293976836?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5adf557704
they come in three different colors

below is my friends airgun…..better look

Yes the Airfoce bipod is a lousy thing, I guled the thread parts with Epoxy
and glue the rubber end caps and naild them.

Made also the mount and tilt part different, with REAL STEEL 😈

but now it works fine, and still a good grip on the front stock for standing shots when the bipod is closed.

Problem with the pics is they don’t show how much the AF bipod sucks total ass when you use it. It’s designed so poorly that it’s close to breaking out of the box AND it is either super tight or loosening up. If you cant the rifle it will begin to unscrew itself. Additionally it’s about 6″ longer than useful.

Buy whatever then buy a Harris, there is no substitute and i’ve had the AF, a Harris clone and finally a Harris itself.

You’ll need some type of rail mounted stud or just drill and tap the frame.

If you decide to buy a clone or the AF bipod just do yourself a favor and never buy a Harris. You can live in sweet oblivion that you didn’t get ripped off for the same price of a Harris.

Nice Air Rifle looks sick with the camo. Thanks for the info on the bi pod gives me more options.

Just use the airforce bipod but , cut down a high scope mount, for more space to tilt, and fit the bipod on the top rail, any way one ( two ) pic. tells more then 1K words. 😎

Thank you, and yes the paper is a print out of chairgun pro. It tells me where the Pellet will hit from 10 yards all the way out too 100 yards.

Hey thanks for giving me the link. I had seen lots of bad reviews on the AirForce bi pod so trying to avoid it, lol. Your air rifle is sick! Just out of curiosity the paper on the butt of the rifle, is that were you mark your yards down per mil dot so you don’t have to remember?

i agree harris bipods are the best. the airforce bipods are way to expensive and not worth buying.

You know the link to the harris bi pod and the adapter that is needed for the AirForce Air Rifles? Thanks

I second his opinion.

Harris bipod is the best out there in my opinion. You’ll need an adapter to use it with AF rifles however.

Matt

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