Thread: Ultralight bipod

Originally Posted by chalkeye

The attachment system looks far superior to the traditional sling-stud clusterfuck.

It is actually quite smart. A small threaded case is put over your ordinary sling stud. A steel bolt goes through the case and the eye of your sling stud. The adapter is put over both. Basically the construction makes it impossible for stuff to fall off, you need material breakage. It comes with a small tool, making it easy to tighten/ compress the rubber shim protecting the stock and thus stopping sideways movement as well.

I lile the embedded pins best, but this was a smart solution to using the sling studs.

Hi Norway, Ive found a tripod called a Neopod on google. Do you think it is the same as your one.

Originally Posted by Titanium

Hi Norway, Ive found a tripod called a Neopod on google. Do you think it is the same as your one.

There's a few companies doing carbon bipods mate just be prepared over $500 Nz for them

Originally Posted by BRADS

There's a few companies doing carbon bipods mate just be prepared over $500 Nz for them

That's pretty steep. But if they are as robust as they look might be worth it in the long run. I can easily and have spent 500 hundy, on more useless shit. Diesel kms for example

Originally Posted by R93

That's pretty steep. But if they are as robust as they look might be worth it in the long run. I can easily and have spent 500 hundy on more useless shit. Diesel kms for example

500 hundys, shit that's a lot of diesel kms...

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Originally Posted by The Claw

500 hundys, shit that's a lot of diesel kms...

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Only 7000ish now Sam!!!! Its truly f@#ked

Originally Posted by R93

Only 7000ish now Sam!!!! Its truly f@#ked

Na mate, read it again... 500 x hundy = 50,000

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maaate you needa rig up a switch for your speedometer! or straight discconect it and use your gps as a speedo - only for offroad use of course

Originally Posted by ARdave

maaate you needa rig up a switch for your speedometer! or straight discconect it and use your gps as a speedo - only for offroad use of course

Shagger Hiluxs don't run too flash without the speedo

Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg

Shagger Hiluxs don't run too flash

Fixed that for you...

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Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg

Shagger Hiluxs don't run too flash without the speedo

yea ive got an 'up idle' on my one aye, seems to run good. done bout maybeeee a thousand k in 5 years ownership haha

Originally Posted by Titanium

Hi Norway, Ive found a tripod called a Neopod on google. Do you think it is the same as your one.

I emailed them and they said the bipod will be available in Oct for US$350. Maybe a group purchase will bring price down??

Originally Posted by Robojaz

I emailed them and they said the bipod will be available in Oct for US$350. Maybe a group purchase will bring price down??

At US$350 + freight the purchaser will be paying GST and fee to Customs on arrival.

A group purchase might lower freight and price to the point at which GST isn't paid. If so I might also be interested.

Originally Posted by Cyclops

At US$350 + freight the purchaser will be paying GST and fee to Customs on arrival.

A group purchase might lower freight and price to the point at which GST isn't paid. If so I might also be interested.

Huh? A group buy will almost certainly result in GST being paid as the value of the package will well exceed the GST threshold. Would only be if the package somehow got through customs hit and miss system that no GST would be paid.

Given that 1 bipod should in theory attract GST, the benefit of a group buy would be a lower freight cost per bipod and maybe a bulk discount for the entire order

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Originally Posted by The Claw

Huh? A group buy will almost certainly result in GST being paid as the value of the package will well exceed the GST threshold. Would only be if the package somehow got through customs hit and miss system that no GST would be paid.

Given that 1 bipod should in theory attract GST, the benefit of a group buy would be a lower freight cost per bipod and maybe a bulk discount for the entire order

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resulting in the gst effectively being negated. I think thats the point the fulla was getting at