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Not only do I not know what adapter to order, I need suggestions on which Harris Bipod would serve me best.
For what need you ask?
Target practice mostly.
(I do know I want one that is quickly detachable)
Oh, I did a search until my eyes ached and read lots of threads regarding bipod adapters, Harris Bipods and LE6920's, but none contained the info I need.
Thanks!
P.S. I did read that some think the Larue mount/adapter better than Harris's - even for a Harris Bipod, which puzzles me...?
I like this one.. Standard rail attachment.. http://www.gggaz.com/standard-xds-swivel-bipod.html
http://www.laruetactical.com/harris-bipod-brm-s-and-lt706-qd-swivel-mount-combo
http://www.laruetactical.com/atlas-bipod-bt10-nc-and-lt271-qd-mount-combo
Can't go wrong with either of those two. Larue makes their own parts for the Harris that eliminate the sling stud parts/brackets. End result is much nicer and you get QD. The Atlas is a little harder to deploy but is more versatile and lower profile when collapsed (and you can put the legs towards the front or rear).
You will need a piece of picatinny for both. Not sure what rail/handguard your rifle has.
Bipod mount stud
http://www.impactweaponscomponents.com/product/bipod-mount-v2/
Thanks for the help guys.
In further researching, some say putting a bipod on a standard rail isn't smart - you should mount a bipod on a free floating rail only.
I don't care to go to the trouble and extra expense in order to do that, though truthfully I don't know if the free floating rail approach is an absolute. If it is, then so be it, I'll live without a bipod.
What say you?
And again, thanks.
IIRC It's a MOE handguard we're speaking of right? I just mount the $8 MOE rail to the bottom of the handguard and slide the GG&G on right there. For serious target shooting, use a bag.. JMO
Thanks for the help guys.
In further researching, some say putting a bipod on a standard rail isn't smart - you should mount a bipod on a free floating rail only.
I don't care to go to the trouble and extra expense in order to do that, though truthfully I don't know if the free floating rail approach is an absolute. If it is, then so be it, I'll live without a bipod.
What say you?
And again, thanks.
Archer1440
01-06-14, 11:26
Thanks for the help guys.
In further researching, some say putting a bipod on a standard rail isn't smart - you should mount a bipod on a free floating rail only.
I don't care to go to the trouble and extra expense in order to do that, though truthfully I don't know if the free floating rail approach is an absolute. If it is, then so be it, I'll live without a bipod.
What say you?
And again, thanks.
A bipod on a non-floated rail is fine, as long as the load on the weapon is consistent. In other words, if it's just a matter of resting on the bipod, and you aren't also death-gripping the rail or twisting the crap out of a sling, the harmonics will be consistent and it will be repeatable with a given load.
IIRC It's a MOE handguard we're speaking of right? I just mount the $8 MOE rail to the bottom of the handguard and slide the GG&G on right there.
I agree with koko. This is very simple to do and a 2-3$ rail piece to attach is cake. I don't use a bag myself because i do prefer the bipod.
While it can be done with a cheap rail, it's not going to be great for accuracy. And really, a bipod isn't very practical for a carbine like the 6920.
As far as Harris models, I like. 6-9 BRM-S and add a KMW pod loc.
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Bipod on a 6920 is like putting a rear spoiler on a pick up truck.
http://www.xtremeautosport.net/catalog/7a72_12_b_185_1.JPG
Use the magazine as a monopod...
https://scontent-b-sjc.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/28182_116334781732903_4362343_n.jpg
Gentlemen, thanks to you all.
Good advice all around.
At this point, I'm dropping the bipod idea, for the reasons stated above, plus I'd have to abandon the VFG to accommodate a bipod and I don't want to do that. Yeah, I could swap them out as needed, but that's to big a PIA for me.
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