Thread: Bi-pod mounting

Nice write up Hori, very comprehensive. I'm very much a ''how to'' guide geek and love reading stuff like this...that's basically why i have the internet.

I did something similar but on a wooden stocked .308 Omark rifle a few years ago, being wood it was a bit easier for me to do than your T3 would have been. I only had a cheap knock-off version of the versapod, and it was a flimsy POS so I went back to using the Harris. It will be interesting to see how a genuine Versapod differs to the copy?

I notice that Greg Duley has his sling mounted loosely on his barrel, with some electrical tape to prevent it from sliding up the barrel. This must be for the stated reasons in your write up i.e. to pull the rifle closer to the shoulder and stop it from sloping back like the Harris attachment does cause.



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I was toying with that idea myself and very nearly did that, it has the added benefit of lowering the balance point further again to offset the added weight from suppressors/long barrels etc but.....I wanted to have a play and it gave me a good excuse