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Thread: Best Carbon Fibre Bipod? MTN Gear VS Backlanz

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    Best Carbon Fibre Bipod? MTN Gear VS Backlanz

    Heres a bit of a head to head review of the both of the best carbon bipods
    feel free to let me know what you think

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVFl9nAx0v8
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    Honest review

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    Just watched, 100% on point about the reasons I didn't like the backlanz. I'll stick to my javelin, if I hadn't already gone to the effort of fitting gunsmith adapters to all my rifles then a MTN would definitely be on the cards.
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    Cheers fellas, @dannyb the MTN is WAY better than the javelin
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    Quote Originally Posted by burtonator View Post
    Cheers fellas, @dannyb the MTN is WAY better than the javelin
    Don't doubt it, but 4 rifles with gunsmith adapters bedded into them is a little hard to undo
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    A personal review with good/bad things pointed out on both. Calling one best is probly not so true, they both seem pretty good. Till the next new show stopper comes out the battle will continue
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    Quote Originally Posted by DBD View Post
    A personal review with good/bad things pointed out on both. Calling one best is probly not so true, they both seem pretty good. Till the next new show stopper comes out the battle will continue
    Everyone’s going to have a take on it man, and that’s just my personal one.

    Till the next one
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    A couple of questions mate.

    If you had bought the backcountry lite version do you think you would have regretted not paying for the mtn version with the extra leg adjustment? No other bipod I’ve owned adjusts to a wider stance so I don’t think it’s necessary but then I don’t know what I don’t know.

    Also how do you rekon it his would hold up on a heavier rifle. 4.5 - 5kg range?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SPEARONZ View Post
    A couple of questions mate.

    If you had bought the backcountry lite version do you think you would have regretted not paying for the mtn version with the extra leg adjustment? No other bipod I’ve owned adjusts to a wider stance so I don’t think it’s necessary but then I don’t know what I don’t know.

    Also how do you rekon it his would hold up on a heavier rifle. 4.5 - 5kg range?

    Be awesome on a weightier rig my rifles almost to light and it’s a lot harder to shoot than the big heavy Harris was in saying that I’m use to it now it was just a noticeable change it’s one hell of a piece of kit
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    Quote Originally Posted by SPEARONZ View Post
    A couple of questions mate.

    If you had bought the backcountry lite version do you think you would have regretted not paying for the mtn version with the extra leg adjustment? No other bipod I’ve owned adjusts to a wider stance so I don’t think it’s necessary but then I don’t know what I don’t know.

    Also how do you rekon it his would hold up on a heavier rifle. 4.5 - 5kg range?
    I would. It's allows it to get way lower and in all honesty I find I adjust height with leg spread more than the legs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SPEARONZ View Post
    A couple of questions mate.

    If you had bought the backcountry lite version do you think you would have regretted not paying for the mtn version with the extra leg adjustment? No other bipod I’ve owned adjusts to a wider stance so I don’t think it’s necessary but then I don’t know what I don’t know.

    Also how do you rekon it his would hold up on a heavier rifle. 4.5 - 5kg range?
    Worth going the longer version for sure

 

 

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