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Atlas bipods
Guys thanks for the support, B&T has and will always strive to take care of their customers, without them, we have no business. That is why we have a lifetime warranty, not the BIG PRINT giveth and small print taketh away, but if it breaks, we repair or replace it. And while there are all...- Kasey
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Using an AccuTac monopod
Thanks for the clarity on the name and your welcome, I'll also admit I am biased towards them and found them beneficial. Regarding those that share their "snarky" thoughts, often without experience nor wisdom in a way that is condescending or insulting, I've concluded it must be therapeutic...- Kasey
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Using an AccuTac monopod
I'm going to guess you meant Accu-Shot Monopod. Try this, adjust sight picture so you are a little high on your desired point of aim, then grab the knob, just a little low, so the heel of your hand is now between bottom of knob and the bench, this will depress the muzzle, then by flexing the...- Kasey
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Using an AccuTac monopod
Thats helpful, thanks for sharing. Maybe, just maybe, there are other applications for a rifle than shooting PRS, I've heard tell of big game hunting and such, some with 2 legs. And just maybe, there are other methods to obtain and hold a sight picture than your method of choice. And then...- Kasey
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Using an AccuTac monopod
I had no idea they made a monopod, do you have a picture?- Kasey
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I have bipod issues
Yes, I believe so. "....FYI, I already own an Atlas B10 V8 that I use for my rimfire rifles but I really...." So I took it he still had it. Might be wrong, been wrong before.- Kasey
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I have bipod issues
So thanks for keeping your Atlas, which by the way, is STILL the lightest folding bipod of all you posted. Carbon fiber is cool to look at but last time we looked into it, there is no weight reduction if same strength and integrity as aluminum is required. We've been asked for a...- Kasey
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Best model Atlas Bipod for .338 Lapua Magnum?
Thank you for considering the Super CAL (SCAL) it was designed for what you are doing. One thing I'm puzzled by is idea about using an ARCA mount, is that for gross elevation adjustments?- Kasey
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Questioning the quality of the Ckye-Pod- UPDATE - New one received !!
So everyone that uses an Atlas “never shoots” or shoots on a golf course... I’m sure you are right.- Kasey
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Questioning the quality of the Ckye-Pod- UPDATE - New one received !!
And folks, about the Cyke bipod, I've never held one, never shot one, it was honestly refreshing to see a new bipod that was novel, not infringing on our patents. My hat is off to them (him) for that. The first Atlas bipods were "loose" and oh how those "experts" that never shot off one would...- Kasey
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Questioning the quality of the Ckye-Pod- UPDATE - New one received !!
Thank you for explaining your preference, as will ALL things first world, we can choose what works best for us. I see more Atlas on Arca today than ever.- Kasey
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Atlas QD on polymer rails?
The ADM lever used on the Atlas bipods has long clamping surfaces, which means the amount of force or pressure needed to hold it tight is reduced and it's spread out and less likely to cause damage from the actual "clamping" HOWEVER, now the bipod is tight to the rail, that rail MIGHT be the...- Kasey
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Questioning the quality of the Ckye-Pod- UPDATE - New one received !!
I'm puzzled by this, how did arca make CAL obsolete? I'm thinking that Arca predates Atlas bipods period and in the gun world, predates the CAL... please explain.- Kasey
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Bipod Options
Thank you for your reply, I'm a bit slow but now I understand.- Kasey
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Bipod Options
If you don't mind, please explain why this makes the Warne a better option?- Kasey
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Bipod Options
"What I meant by the #3 tripod is that it's relatively light for the height and convenience I'm seeing." Understood, but keep it on the roster as for pigs and coyotes, it might be your best call and like bipods, pricing is all over the MAP. "Leg adjustments on the Harris are quick. I just hold...- Kasey
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Bipod Options
LOL, a 11 ounce bipod can"hold" the same 30# rifle... again, it comes down to application. So, let me ask you a question; What is your application that requires a bipod? The Atlas V8 models, (BT10's) ALL have feet that roll, this was changed to non-rotating when SOCOM requested this...- Kasey
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Bipod Options
So maybe one should ask, What is application? LOL Static Range, Dynamic Range, PRS field, hunting, fishing, ELR or squirrel distance An Atlas from 10 years ago is a model A compared to today's Atlas line-up. You want a bipod for it's go fast features or a bipod with features demanded by SOF...- Kasey
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Atlas Gen2 CAL
So as I've been living in a blender, when I was made aware of the new TBAC bipod it dawned on me I had failed to post up any pictures of the Gen2 CAL that we are shipping now.... So, here are some pictures of the BT65 Gen2 CAL that mounts with two...- Thread
