Thread: Ultralight bipod

Originally Posted by Phill243

I'm kinda keen on these ... More info would be great

He will be in bed I'd say.
We will hopefully get more info off him tonight.
He could also be out instructing at the driving range

Originally Posted by R93

He will be in bed I'd say.
We will hopefully get more info off him tonight.
He could also be out instructing at the driving range

Shouldn't that be getting instructed at the driving range

Originally Posted by R93

FFS! Thomas you missed your calling mate.
I pissed myself at the durability testing

I strongly suspect golf is not one of my hidden skills. You might want to see a doctor about that other thing...

Originally Posted by Toby

Is there a way to attach it or does it just slip on/off?

It clips on and off. You have to press the lever to get it off.

Originally Posted by ebf

yeah Thomas, don't give up your day job for that cricket career mate

Cricket? That is the evildoers that slaughtered all those people in Hitchiker's Guide To The Galaxy?

Originally Posted by gimp

Looks good to me. I'm a big fan of the versapod/parker hale/bren gun style bipods.

It handles just like my Versapod. Without the weight and less friction in the material, so the response is a lot quicker.

Originally Posted by Dreamer

Shouldn't that be getting instructed at the driving range

I'll entirely stay away from golf methinks...

Multi-quote was fun!

I don't have that much info guys.
My contact is with the manufacturer, and with the money poured into their development I think it is reasonable to assume it will be sold "everywhere".
I also assume they let me publish my testing as I think it is both well protected with the patents and outside the technical capacity of most companies - the material really is high tech. I have been told the bipod would be available before Christmas. Price? I have no idea, I have nothing to do with the money side of that company.

My only gripe so far is that it doesn't attach to a standard Versapod pin. Their bipod pin works fine, it will come in a zillion variations, but I can't use my present pin which annoys me. Considering how solidly embedded the bipod pin is on my Blaser, it will have to prove itself on the CZ before I can be bothered to install/ integrate this adapter on the Blaser. Mind you, even my S&B PMII MTC/LT 3-20x50 spent a year in transition from range rifles before it ended up on a hunting barrel. My hunting is so valuable to me, it is just no way I'm losing hunting days to equipment failure - a lesson I have learned the hard way.

Hence the bat. The bipod looks flimsy, I was expecting the bipod to break when I loaded it. It didn't and the engineers says it's not weak. I don't trust engineers and their theory, I don't have all that much time available and had to speed testing up a little with a good whack. The owner spends a lot of money on this and don't entirely trust engineers either, so I was encouraged to find flaws and wear it down. I really like the bipod, it handles as a good bipod should but there is still some time before I fully trust it.

Originally Posted by Norway

My only gripe so far is that it doesn't attach to a standard Versapod pin.

That's dumb.