xcr bipod

[lil_juiced_coupe]

just got myself a Rob Arms XCR and want to put a bipod on it... I was thinking a harris bipod but realized you need for a sling mount to put it on. Anyone have a solution to mounting a bipod on a picatiny rail?

 

[F22_RaptoR]

just got myself a Rob Arms XCR and want to put a bipod on it... I was thinking a harris bipod but realized you need for a sling mount to put it on. Anyone have a solution to mounting a bipod on a picatiny rail?

Yep, quite a few different picatinny adapters for them, for a QR one the ADM mount is really nice: http://theshootingedge.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=516

Or for a cheapie: http://www.wolverinesupplies.com/details/3025/FAB-Defense-Harris-Bipod-Adaptor.aspx

 

[Slug870]

Or this:
http://www.oneshottactical.com/Merc...=oneshot&Product_Code=FM-98060&Category_Code=

Or maybe this:
http://www.laruetactical.com/larue-tactical-harris-bipod-adapter-lt-130

Many options; good luck with your search!

 

[deegee]

If you are bench shooting my suggestion is to skip the bipod and go with either a bag or sled.
Caldwell has some nice bags or the lead sled solo.
imho the XCR has enough muzzle lift that a bipod just hops around.

If it is just for looks, the Harris looks ugly because of the large mount and adapter.
I had a bipod on my XCR for less than a day before it came back off, it adds too much additional front weight to an already front heavy rifle.

imho an AFG2 is a much better and useful bottom rail accessory.

 

[Magnum PE]

If you are bench shooting my suggestion is to skip the bipod and go with either a bag or sled.
Caldwell has some nice bags or the lead sled solo.
imho the XCR has enough muzzle lift that a bipod just hops around.

If it is just for looks, the Harris looks ugly because of the large mount and adapter.
I had a bipod on my XCR for less than a day before it came back off, it adds too much additional front weight to an already front heavy rifle.

imho an AFG2 is a much better and useful bottom rail accessory.

Agreed.....angled foregrip and bag/rest/sled is the best option.

 

[Face Forward]

I put a FAB defense T-pod on mine, I dig it a lot, but the spring loaded bipod release is a little loose

http://www.wolverinesupplies.com/details/1656/FAB-Defense-POD-Tactical-Foregrip-Bipod.aspx

 

[nemesisincanada]

Atlas bipod. Expensive but sublime.

 

[JayCarver]

Atlas bipod. Expensive but sublime.

Very true, worst part is once you buy one all your harris bipods will turn into Atlas bipods, the bank account will notice but there is no comparsion between the two.

 

[CreamySmooth]

The ARMS QD mount on the Harris bipods is your solution for both worlds. Mines extremely stable in 6.8 and doesn't hop on the table at all. I use it for hunting in the stand as well.

 

[Darkwater]

The ARMS QD mount on the Harris bipods is your solution for both worlds. Mines extremely stable in 6.8 and doesn't hop on the table at all. I use it for hunting in the stand as well.

I'm using the Harris BR sized bipod and ARMS QD too... works good.

 

[blaxsun]

Atlas bipod. Expensive but sublime.

+1 another vote for the Atlas.

 

[mintyfresh]

Check out the Harris HB6A, $12 USD. Don't know about Canadian availability.