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About LinkBacksFor those that prefer the versa over the harris why is this? I have both (genuine non knock-off versa) and aside from the ease of slotting it on and off the rifle I prefer the harris its more fiddly to fit to the rifle but a bit lighter. However I know lots of people prefer the versa and I'm interested to know why?
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11-06-2014, 04:39 PM #46Member
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11-06-2014, 04:57 PM #47By Popular Demand
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Better to lean into, handles terrain that isn't "a bench" better, has some panning capability etc. None of them are perfect. I would never use the stupid lump mount for a versapod or the full steel versapod. The simpler lighter models are only a little heavier than Harris.
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So I bought a Remington one, the retail was around $100 but I think there was a cheaper Remington one as well. Has been good to use, fired about 200 rods so far and still as it was when I bought it. Not sure it would handle a large caliber rifle but for my 22 and hmr its all good
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I have the buffalo river (nikko sterling) swivel bi pod I like it and is fairly solid compared to the remington bipod even though it is not a harris it has stood up to being on the 270
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A rabbit Maca at 100 mynas at 100 is more like it. Magpies at 180 is doable rabbits is like big game shooting!
Originally Posted by Maca49
Certainly great in the field, got a rabbit at about 100 metres the other day shooting off the bipod, butt to LH shoulder, using right eye thru scope, supporting all with my LHand and pulling the trigger with my right fore finger. Didn't know what hit it? I don't normally shoot like that, but it was awkward to say the least!
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Get a Harris notched legs swivel type with swivel lock fit pod spikes game over. I load mine like hell it is awesome have three all diff lengths these nothing as good. Except my shooting sticks which are also pretty cool.
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Bit harder with one foot up yr arse Happy! Originally Posted by Happy
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What make of shooting stick or home made? Originally Posted by Happy
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Really good ones I imported show ya at sika show Originally Posted by Maca49
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Got an atlas. Has everything a harris has plus more and probably end up cheaper by the time you pimpnout the harris. Also has a quick release not like harris where you got to mess around a bit to put it on
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Does youshop forward bipods? $280USD for an Atlas or $500 in NZ.
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10-09-2014, 06:43 PM #58Village Idjit
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There are atlas copies on Trademe.
Tried one, but didn't like the atlas style. there was nothing wrong with the build quality.The Biggest Room is the Room for Improvement
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