Pod Claws...
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X2 also get the pod loc. Been using them for several years and they work well.
Got them and love them (with the leg and pod locs). I honestly don't remember where I bought them 
A bunch of guys from the island have homemade ones that are every bit as good as the bought ones. Only real dislike is they raise the bipod a bit (I like it really low).
A bunch of guys from the island have homemade ones that are every bit as good as the bought ones. Only real dislike is they raise the bipod a bit (I like it really low).Interesting. I wonder if any of those folks could post a picture of thier handi-work.
Pod Claws
I made some pod claws and Ski's for a harris bi pod i made a set of adapters and then you can interchange from , claws to ski's to the rubber feet that come with the bi pod , one of the fellows i shoot with tested them out at two different F-class matches and they work well.
Here are some Pictures .
I made some pod claws and Ski's for a harris bi pod i made a set of adapters and then you can interchange from , claws to ski's to the rubber feet that come with the bi pod , one of the fellows i shoot with tested them out at two different F-class matches and they work well.
Here are some Pictures .
Very cool, I'll take a set of those good sir, just tell me the price
Pod adapters
I made these for a friend of mine and never intended to manufacture them, That being said if there is enough interest I may make a few sets now that I have a program for them I can spinn them off pretty fast , Yes the next set I make the spikes will be straight to the ground as well as the skis , the first two sets I made we experimental
And need tweaking , The spikes were used a Volks during a match and worked good but going straight into the ground would be better .Assembling them on the haris with the spring retractable legs is a real
Challenge the springs and internal parts are really strong and a bit messy to disassemble and re assemble but I made up some tooling to make the job easier after working on the Harris I can see why they cost more that others they put quality parts in them I made all of the parts out of 303 stainless aircraft grade material it's light and strong . On the other set of adapters I machined the body down to a smaller dia to lighten them up
I made these for a friend of mine and never intended to manufacture them, That being said if there is enough interest I may make a few sets now that I have a program for them I can spinn them off pretty fast , Yes the next set I make the spikes will be straight to the ground as well as the skis , the first two sets I made we experimental
And need tweaking , The spikes were used a Volks during a match and worked good but going straight into the ground would be better .Assembling them on the haris with the spring retractable legs is a real
Challenge the springs and internal parts are really strong and a bit messy to disassemble and re assemble but I made up some tooling to make the job easier after working on the Harris I can see why they cost more that others they put quality parts in them I made all of the parts out of 303 stainless aircraft grade material it's light and strong . On the other set of adapters I machined the body down to a smaller dia to lighten them up
They look great. very nice work!
No kidding! I would buy them.
