Thread: Calling all Mtn gear bipod owners :mouse:

Originally Posted by Woody

The only way I can gey any sligjt rattle out of mine is if the legs are fully extended and folded forward, instead of retracted when carrying. Not an issue imo.

I'm glad to hear that, I think the only question left now is pic rail vs arca rail, never heard of arca rail before this but from what I could find online it seems like a pretty good system.

Originally Posted by ElDax

I'm glad to hear that, I think the only question left now is pic rail vs arca rail, never heard of arca rail before this but from what I could find online it seems like a pretty good system.

Arca is ok but it is significantly more real estate on the fore end and needs a much larger flat area to sit nicely. On a hunting rig I'd personally pick the small pic rail every time

With my MTN bipod I also got some of their short picatinny rails which I have fitted under the forends of my rifles. Swapping bipod only takes about 10 seconds.
As another said; the flex of the legs is advantageous. You don't preload these bipods hardly at all and the sligjt flex allows a s.ooth recoul with little or nil muzzle jump so long S you dont have a large drop at heel on your riflebutt.

Had one for years now, outstanding piece of kit. You won't regret the purchase

I run one of these on my 300 norma, allows me bipod, or if i have to shoot over shrub allows me to use my mike4040 tripod

Mine doesn't rattle. It has a small amount of play when connected to the picatinny rail. Nothing to be of a concern. I highly rate it.

Just another tidbit.

Broke mine a few months ago, potentially due to my own fault.

Sent it in, had it back repaired within the same week, zero questions asked. So if you are worried about it "breaking" their service appears to be very good.

Originally Posted by STC

Just another tidbit.

Broke mine a few months ago, potentially due to my own fault.

Sent it in, had it back repaired within the same week, zero questions asked. So if you are worried about it "breaking" their service appears to be very good.

yeah, thy are extremely awesome at no questions asked fixing stuff

Originally Posted by STC

Just another tidbit.

Broke mine a few months ago, potentially due to my own fault.

Sent it in, had it back repaired within the same week, zero questions asked. So if you are worried about it "breaking" their service appears to be very good.

What broke on it if you don't mind me asking?

Originally Posted by ElDax

What broke on it if you don't mind me asking?

It was likely me trying to adjust something that is not to be adjusted, shearing off a thread.

@EIDax. Are you feeling ok?

Originally Posted by Woody

@EIDax. Are you feeling ok?

In regards to what? haha, thanks for all the input by the way guys I appreciate it.

Love mine, i slide it under stretchy straps on my twinneedle bino harness for quick access when needed. Light as, and lots of features. Went from a backlanz to MTN. Backlanz was great too just too clunky for me and fell off a couple times in the scrub. The adjustment nuts being at the top of the legs are so much quicker and easier to use too. Also Matt is great to deal with.

Originally Posted by H.M

Love mine, i slide it under stretchy straps on my twinneedle bino harness for quick access when needed. Light as, and lots of features. Went from a backlanz to MTN. Backlanz was great too just too clunky for me and fell off a couple times in the scrub. The adjustment nuts being at the top of the legs are so much quicker and easier to use too. Also Matt is great to deal with.

Twinneedle is making a pouch to go on the bino harness.

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Originally Posted by 25/08 IMP

Twinneedle is making a pouch to go on the bino harness.

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Any idea when they will be available? Keen as lol