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Hey guys
I have been using harris bipods for a long time now and my old work horse its looking worse for wear
Looking to upgrade but not sure what too, use it for sighting in, Hunting and gongs so need an all rounder
Need something that i can use on multiple rifles with out having to attach something into the stock for the different ones.
Whats my best option?
or id you have something to sell pm me
cheers
Shane
Harris
Harris 1A2
If your budget conscious I would just get another Harris. I’m using a basic notched leg one and every time I consider getting something flasher I can never find a good enough reason to justify the huge cost just to go lighter when I love everything else about the Harris. Mine isn’t even the swivel model, just fixed and I adjust the legs to get rifle level. Never caused me an issue and it shoots damn good too. Love it. But hey if the budget isn’t an issue then by all means I would have a play with the flash stuff!
Backlanz support local carbon fibre 160g fantastic product!
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Yes. The extra mounting brackets are too expensive though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreamer
Yes some would think so but I think it’s a great product all the same and have 2 extra brackets nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
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No more than the flush cups for the javelin, I like the simplicity of the backlanz adapter and the fact the legs pivot but I don't like the fact that there is quite a bit of play between the bipod and the mount.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
I use a javelin personally, they are not perfect and have there pros and cons but as far as a lightweight bipod system goes the pros certainly outweigh the cons, considering the op isn't willing to fit attachments to his stock a bit of a moot point.
If you want to stick with something you can fit to multiple rifles without adapters stick with one of the offerings from harris they are tried and tested proven to be good at what they do :thumbsup:
Don't they require mounting a bracket to the stock? or dose it attach to the sling stud?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreamer
Attaches via removing the sling stud and using the one suppliedQuote:
Originally Posted by 199p
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No permanent changes to the stock then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreamer
Will have to cheek them out.
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No permanent changesQuote:
Originally Posted by 199p
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Not to hijack this thread, but I have a related question. Have a Browning Maral that has fancy pants removable sling studs, they are a push fit into a female sockets in the stock. Great for attaching sling mounts but nothing for attaching bipod. Any one know if there’s any adapters that might work for attaching a bipod? I’ll take a pic and post later
This guy is budget unconscious.......(Whats a budget)?Quote:
Originally Posted by stagstalker
Here’s the pic .... well it would be but despite repeated attempts can’t get file to upload ? Anyone else having issues or is out our shite interweb connection?
I haven't been able to upload pics for a couple days eitherQuote:
Originally Posted by chainsaw
Pablo gives zero fucks about cost. He gon' make it rain!
The Tier one tactical bipod is pretty good. Bit lighter than a Harris. They have a few mounting options when you buy them. There is one that will fit a sling stud. Takes a little longer to swap between rifles than a Harris but is a very solid bipod. Comes in alloy or carbon fibre with a few feet options. Quick quiet leg deployment, exceptionally well made. About twice the price of a Harris with padlock. Sold by Stager Sport in chch. The spartan Javelin I use a lot also and is very good.
Pretty hard to beat a notched leg Harris with podloc.
Nice and easy to use for us agricultural type fellas.
Got about 6 of the buggers and got them sussed to use quickly and quietly.
Old saying, if it's not broken dont fix it!
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My harris must be 15years old with friction lock and never given any problems, I am going to buy another a some stage and will try the notched leg.
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Originally Posted by cameronjackwhite
Backlanz anyday. Great nz product by a couple of young roosters. Had a mean chat with them at the last sika show.