I got my Atlas V8 last week and like it alot, however one leg seems to be different from the other.
One leg is snug and smooth when I move the leg through the range of 180 degrees of rotation. The other leg gets REALLY tight when I move it clockwise, so much so that I can't get it to 90 degrees back. Then when I move it forward, the bolt holding the leg loosens and it rotates very easily forward, to easily. The bolt is then loose enough that the leg has a significant amount of play, and I can actually turn the bolt by hand. I know it will fall out if it was actually being subjected to recoil.
Edit: Oh, and the bolt on the other leg does NOT turn at all when the leg is moved.
My question, is this something I can fix myself with some loctite in the portion that the bolt goes into the bipod frame, or is there something special inside the bipod body that I need to send it back to Kasey?
Any ideas? Thanks,
madd0c
One leg is snug and smooth when I move the leg through the range of 180 degrees of rotation. The other leg gets REALLY tight when I move it clockwise, so much so that I can't get it to 90 degrees back. Then when I move it forward, the bolt holding the leg loosens and it rotates very easily forward, to easily. The bolt is then loose enough that the leg has a significant amount of play, and I can actually turn the bolt by hand. I know it will fall out if it was actually being subjected to recoil.
Edit: Oh, and the bolt on the other leg does NOT turn at all when the leg is moved.
My question, is this something I can fix myself with some loctite in the portion that the bolt goes into the bipod frame, or is there something special inside the bipod body that I need to send it back to Kasey?
Any ideas? Thanks,
madd0c