Thread: DIY Bi Pod Spikes

Dimensional drawing I ve been using to make Pod Spikes to fit Harriss and other makes as you drill the leg hole to suit.



In the flesh





Fitting Instruction

1. Cut the old rubbers off your Bi Pod Legs. (These go on to stay )
2. Grind the roll pins down till they are just coming out of the side of the legs at least 1 mm each side.
(You need this bit for a reason so dont over cook it.)
Note: If you try to punch them out two things happen. On some Bipods they hold the pull
springs so you have buggered that up , plus its real hard to do with out bending your legs then they will no longer retract.
(Trust me on that one ha ha )
3. Measure the leg diameter at the point where you have the pieces of roll pin sticking out and drill the leg hole in the spike
to as close as that as you can get, not too much bigger
4. Mix up two pot araldite and fill the spike hole nearly to the top.
5.Fit the spike tighten the grubscrew (dont overdo it ) then position the Bipod somewhere safe till the glue goes off.

I reckon thats about it ... Ive possibly missed something ...... I have done around 8 sets so far and none have come loose or failed.

Awesome stuff!

Originally Posted by Dougie

Awesome stuff!

If you ever end up shooting with a Bi Pod let me know maybe send it up and Ill supply and fit some for you if you want..

These look like an exact copy of gunworks pod spikes.

Maybe. But how else are they spost to look?

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Originally Posted by Titanium

These look like an exact copy of gunworks pod spikes.

No they don't, these look like they have been machined with a cold chisel

Originally Posted by Titanium

These look like an exact copy of gunworks pod spikes.

Lol like its an original idea of theirs either


Hint: it's not

Originally Posted by crzyman

No they don't, these look like they have been machined with a cold chisel

Actually you order the product and ask for top quality fast machining alloy and there's f all you can do when they send u coal ha ha try it see what happens

Originally Posted by gimp

Lol like its an original idea of theirs either


Hint: it's not

Roger that especially since my mate who drew the first set moved Orange California like 15 yrs ago ha ha

Originally Posted by crzyman

No they don't, these look like they have been machined with a cold chisel

Pre being filed and sanded you are quite right.

I'm only taking the piss lol


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Originally Posted by crzyman

I'm only taking the piss lol


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Knew that me too ....

Nice work, and yeah, I feel your pain with the material. Cutting an ultra fine thread into non free cutting alloy is nightmarish.