Where To Get Spiked Feet For Harris Bi Pod?
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Bulls eye london has an adapter to convert harris feet to atlas feet
Go big tactical had spiked atlas feet
Although I tried doing this as I have an atlas feet collection,
The adapter installation broke my harris bipod, roll pins we’re just so damn stubborn.
Go big tactical had spiked atlas feet
Although I tried doing this as I have an atlas feet collection,
The adapter installation broke my harris bipod, roll pins we’re just so damn stubborn.
Check this out.
Some other options shown here.
As mentioned above, the stress of recoil can break things, that's why the nylon strap and rope is used to provide a certain amount of controlled stretch under recoil.
I've considered making a slide rail to mount a bipod on so the rifle would track directly along the axis of the bore. The closest thing I've found is a sliding pic rail system you can get from Cadex.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2qegJbE66E&list=PLsHg1DVsLV14Y4G0EuaDosJTcI0NWZcN0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvw-4DuHE9Q&list=PLsHg1DVsLV14Y4G0EuaDosJTcI0NWZcN0&index=2
Some other options shown here.
As mentioned above, the stress of recoil can break things, that's why the nylon strap and rope is used to provide a certain amount of controlled stretch under recoil.
I've considered making a slide rail to mount a bipod on so the rifle would track directly along the axis of the bore. The closest thing I've found is a sliding pic rail system you can get from Cadex.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2qegJbE66E&list=PLsHg1DVsLV14Y4G0EuaDosJTcI0NWZcN0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvw-4DuHE9Q&list=PLsHg1DVsLV14Y4G0EuaDosJTcI0NWZcN0&index=2
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