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About LinkBacksYou wouldnt mindputting a link up to the model you use would you? Ive had enought of trying gear and finding it unsuitable, would rather just buy the exact thing that will work and do what I want it to.
I have a few Harris bipods, my groups were a mess at the range one day, sat the feet on a sheet of carpet to get some grip and it all came right again. The spikes can help get some grip and load it up a bit, like the sound of being able to load up the versapod, keep it loaded for every shot and you know things will be (should be) equal
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