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Thread: Bi-pod Spikes... with a difference!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kimjon View Post
    Pod spikes are nothing new, the idea has been around in many various formats for decades now. The idea has always appealed, however the negatives like not being able to shoot off hard surfaces (or painted ones like your ute bonnet) prevented me from going down this road.

    Sure, you could have two bipods, one with spikes...the other without. But that's just more shit to try squeeze into an alreay full hunting pack, plus more $$$. But late last night an idea popped into my head:

    So back to the lathe



    Test fitting.



    See what I've done yet?



    How about now?


    So to my knowledge, this is a first. I made the spikes, so that the old rubber feet would fit snugly over the top. The diameter is enough to hold them there on the own, nice tight fit. But a little electrical tape will be used just for peace of mind, to stop me from losing them if needed.

    So there it is, you can have your cake and eat it too...with a little kiwi ingenuity

    Kj
    yanks bet you to it, saw this on snipers hide last month. (threaded as well)

    fair play doing it yourself mate

    Harris bipod spike feet
    Went to buy some camouflage trousers the other day but I couldn't find any.

 

 

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