best bipod position and new night vision!!!
This is a rock mount bi-pod (walmart). Many were concerned with placement of the bi-pod through the set screws along the barrel, i.e. putting unwanted pressure on the barrel affecting accuracy…. I too was worried about this, so I simply removed the fore grip and used the most forward dimple that is found inside of the arm as my guide to drill a hole through the grip with a 3/16″ bit, and as aforementioned in a previous topic I used a 10-32 sling stud easily found at any gun shop or at wally world via Uncle Mikes sling swivel mount kit (8.95) I inserted the stud through the drilled hole and placed the nut next to it on the inside of the fore grip to allow me to discern how much of the stud I had to cut off. Cut off with hacksaw or band saw, a dab of locktight and its as easy as that. The benefit of this placement is that it alleviates any concerns of negatively affecting point of impact, and it also gives the bi-pod a much wider base to mate up to. I have large hands and I still have plenty of room left on the grip to hold the rifle comfortably. This placement also seems to be perfectly balanced (for me that is). If you have any questions send me a line. The night vision scope you are looking at is an ATN gen 2+ ps22 attached to a Nikon 3x9x40mm prostaff. Nothing beats taking out those varmints under the cover of complete darkness @ any range the rifle is capable of! And to make it even better, we have a report of a rabid gray fox running around our neighborhood. It made national news (port saint lucie, Fl) Peace!
80-GRIT
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Personally I like the mounted adapter over drilling the frame.
Link to that piece you have the bipod mounted on please?
Thanks,
-Matt
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‘Reckon I’m gonna have to get used to them looking at me
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All right, WTF movie are you two talking about? Obviously I missed this one….
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“…we coulda grown up and had fun together.”
It was a lil’ ol’ baby not no bigger than a squirrel
The vise is a wally world special: Kolpin brand. It is good enough. I lent it to my friend and he used it to work on his .338 that weighs 16 pounds. He went and bought one after he used mine. It is good enough. I think it was around 30 bucks.
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80 Grit, what make is the gun vise ? Does it hold sturdy ?
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That is a custom pice, get your self an adapter, drill and tap it for a swivel stud and mount.
uncle ninja has this one up for trade
http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8414