I have plenty of rail estate on the top of my SCAR17, and since it's a rather "tall" gun, I thought a bipod that mounts to the top, "suspending" the gun below it might be worth looking into. Do these exist?
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I have plenty of rail estate on the top of my SCAR17, and since it's a rather "tall" gun, I thought a bipod that mounts to the top, "suspending" the gun below it might be worth looking into. Do these exist?
The Vltor mounts to side rails. http://www.vltor.com/modpod.htm Not sure about mounting to the top rail.
The original Tangodown could probably be mounted on the upper rail. I have one, may give it a shot tomorrow.
Actually, take a look for the Tangodown on the MilitaryMorons site, I think they have a pic of that configuration, as I recall.
Ugh. That's about $200 with shipping. I'd have a hard time seeing the value in that. Thanks for the tip, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavReconScout
The features you are asking for do not come cheaply.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1911-A1
Serious bipods like that aren't cheap. You should see what the Atlas V8 bipods go for.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1911-A1
The cheapest bipod I would ever recommend to someone is a Harris. Which start around $100 and go up.
They what a lot of serious target shooters call... "starter pods".
A good bipod should be solid and it's attachment to your weapon should be equally solid.
Precision shooting is about seeking perfection.
Perfect aint cheap!
http://www.accu-shot.com/catalog/pro...products_id=68
$200, that's it? Try a steel Parker-Hale bipod if you think $200 is bad! P-H bipods tend to run about $300 or so...when you can find them!Quote:
Originally Posted by 1911-A1
http://fidelisfirearms.com/bipods/
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Originally Posted by USAFCATM
$300, that's it? Try a Sako TRG-22/42 series bipod, if you think $300 is bad! :lol:
http://www.eurooptic.com/sako-trg-bipod-s5740495.aspx
Also, take a look at the side mounted bipods from this company at over $575!
http://www.rndrifles.com/accessories/rnd-101/