New bipod, and flip open caps for bushnell legend scope
I ordered a harris bipod and some flip open lens caps for my bushy legend, both from midwayusa.com. The bipod is absolutely rocksteady and makes prone shooting a lot easier. I used stacked up rocks before I got the bipod. airtight_python graciously sent me a pair of studs, free of charge. Thanks man!
I also ordered some Butler creek flip open lens caps. They work very well and are much better than the one pice bunjy cord one the scope came with.
I would recommend both of these products.
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No, it folds forward. The tip of the legs go to about 2.5 inches past the end of the frame.
It is a #34 Objective cover, and a #20 Eyepiece cover.
Hey Bikini what size scope caps fit the legend for front and rear? I think I need to pick me up some tomorrow.
I transport my rifle in a short case, and I didn’t want the bipod legs to go past the end of my barrel, making it not fit in the case anymore. I also placed it on in different spots to see what looked good, and I though where I have it now looked the best.
Next thing on my list is some custom wood, and a really nice green laser. All after i get an AA s410 of coarse 😀
No problem Bikin’.
Looking good. How did you decide where on the frame to tap for the bipod? Mine, although is on a Condor, is a bit further forward. I thought that would give more stability, but I didn’t consider frame flex… I haven’t shot off of it enough to notice… but it’s probably there.
Here’s a pic of my old set-up. All that has changed is the laser is gone, the flashlight is off and it currently has a raw .25 barrel. I also chose a Harris… 6-9″ BR model.
My PS skills suck man!
Adam, yes I did.
Abe, It is a Harris model 1A2-LM 9″ to 13″ with leg notches.
Does it fold back on the foregrip? If so does it get in the way?
Bikin,
What length/model bipod is that?
Abe
Derek,
That is a great looking set up. Did you drill and tap the frame?
Lookin’ good there.
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thats sweet lookin m8, i too have gone for a bipod and currently mounted it at the bottom, but not on the frame but drilled and taped a tri rail, because, of reading all the good news on here i didn’t want to stress the frame. will post pics when i get home and i suppose its slightly more adjustable then permantly sticking it to the frame.