Sliding bipod rail adapter

Arrowhead

Arrowhead

CGN Regular
Rating - 98.1%
52   1   0
Location
Mtl Qc
Thought you guys might like to see my latest project.

I'm a PRS competitor and field shooter, I often found myself frustrated by not having the right footprint (distance between bipod and rear bag) for every situation, wedther it's prone or from the top of a barrel I could never get optimum footprint.

I tried with a picatiny rail and quick release bipod adapter but was not totally satisfied, in a PRS stage when you have multiple barricades it took to much time to unlock the bipod and their was always a risk to drop the bipod on the ground so I had to think about something else

After much though I decided to go with a sliding system, I bought the buttpad adjustment from Cadex and took a few hours to work some magic





Now I can adjust the footprint in less then 2 seconds with no risk of dropping the bipod, just open the clamp, slide the bipod, close the clamp and voila! Optimum footprint
 
Nice, that's a smart solution. I've done the picatinny rail and Harris picatinny adapter before as well. I know a few guys that have an Anschutz rail inlet into their chassis and can just slide the bipod back and forth in the same manner. I'm currently trying to figure out how to run my Harris right in front of the magwell on my MDT ESS.
 
Looks similar to the MPA Trinity system but much faster to move around. Looks really neat!

As a Cadex team shooter you should suggest they put something like this in production for pic rails/m-lok/keyslot
 
Ryan.M.Anderson said:
Looks similar to the MPA Trinity system but much faster to move around. Looks really neat!

As a Cadex team shooter you should suggest they put something like this in production for pic rails/m-lok/keyslot
Click to expand...

I brought the project to Cadex about 9 months ago, would have like it to be machined directly on the hand guard or as a add on piece of equipment but they have just to much going on right now to go forward with this, that's why I bought existing hardware and made it myself.
The end result is not exactly want I wanted but will work for the purpose I wanted it to.

Will try to make a short video this afternoon to show how fast and how good it works
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom