bipods

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ian smith
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bipods

Post by ian smith »

hey all, new to the sport and waiting for my p.t.a to come throught
was wondering what bipod is used ? i no that you hold the rifle to shoot
and the bipod is just for set up
thanks ian
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Post by AlanF »

Ian,

Here's a link to the VRA Shop page where these bipods are listed (see under Miscellaneous at the bottom of the page). Other State Association shops will have them too.

http://www.vra.asn.au/shop/rifle.shtml

I believe these slide into an Anschutz type rail.

Good luck.

Alan
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Post by ian smith »

do you need a forplate for these bipods?
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Post by AlanF »

Pretty sure its just a rail required - the bipods will slide into them. Can a TR shooter confirm please?
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Post by Woody_rod »

The typical F Class bipod is made to fit onto a standard accessory rail as per TR.
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Post by AlanF »

Rod,

We're talking about the short legged bipods allowed under SSR 3.1.9. Do you know how these attach?

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Post by Lynn Otto »

Alan they generally go into the standard type accessory rail. Some people have devised their method of attaching, but most have the rail.
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Post by Woody_rod »

Ok, to generalise, anything that is fitted to a TR almost always fits onto the accessory rail.
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Post by IanP »

They also can mount to a sling swivel stud! Sinclair Int do a stud and rail mount accessory for whatever turns your crank!

http://www.sinclairintl.com/.aspx/pid=3 ... lass_Bipod

Heres an opportunity for a Woody or Davies to get into the international bipod market. F/TR is just around the corner and we are all going to need a nice light stable bipod to maximise our current FS rifles
:wink:

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Post by Woody_rod »

IanP wrote:They also can mount to a sling swivel stud! Sinclair Int do a stud and rail mount accessory for whatever turns your crank!

http://www.sinclairintl.com/.aspx/pid=3 ... lass_Bipod

Heres an opportunity for a Woody or Davies to get into the international bipod market. F/TR is just around the corner and we are all going to need a nice light stable bipod to maximise our current FS rifles
:wink:

IanP


Yeah right....I did think about the idea though. The emphasis being on the "light" for F/TR with the 8.25 kilo limit. There are plenty being made, so no need for us to be making them.
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