Anyone try these out yet? How do you like it? I'm thinking about it! Looks sweeet!
http://censhot.com/
http://censhot.com/
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Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
Did they beat the bear to death with that bipod?
Looks HEAVY.
madd0c
Did they beat the bear to death with that bipod?
Looks HEAVY.
madd0c
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
I hope the bipod works better than their website. Looks interesting though.
PC
I hope the bipod works better than their website. Looks interesting though.
PC
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
At $450-$465 per it better have a 1/4 moa guaranty!!!
At $450-$465 per it better have a 1/4 moa guaranty!!!
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
i like your shooting mat...i use a picnic rug, you win....
i like your shooting mat...i use a picnic rug, you win....
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: jimi</div><div class="ubbcode-body">i like your shooting mat...i use a picnic rug, you win....</div></div>
Funniest thing in a forum I have ever read.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: jimi</div><div class="ubbcode-body">i like your shooting mat...i use a picnic rug, you win....</div></div>
Funniest thing in a forum I have ever read.
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: madd0c</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Did they beat the bear to death with that bipod?
Looks HEAVY.
madd0c </div></div>
It's very light. The legs are carbon fiber, and the whole bipod weighs around 19-20oz. That's about half the weight of the Sinclair F-TR bipod. I'm thinking of getting one when I convert my Savage .260 to .308 for F-TR so I can still run a relatively heavy NF 12-42BR and still make weight. the only thing holding me back is the extreme cost.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: madd0c</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Did they beat the bear to death with that bipod?
Looks HEAVY.
madd0c </div></div>
It's very light. The legs are carbon fiber, and the whole bipod weighs around 19-20oz. That's about half the weight of the Sinclair F-TR bipod. I'm thinking of getting one when I convert my Savage .260 to .308 for F-TR so I can still run a relatively heavy NF 12-42BR and still make weight. the only thing holding me back is the extreme cost.
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
Sorry.....will get another ATLAS.
Sorry.....will get another ATLAS.
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
Fugly.. Little pricey for me also..
Fugly.. Little pricey for me also..
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
what a disaster......
what a disaster......
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
I have the CenShot and the Sinclair Bipod. The Censhot advantage is less weight and better adjustments. As stated above, the weight is ½ of the Sinclair. Also with the handwheel, adjustments can be when still lying behind the rifle (if your arms are long enough).
If you are running an over-weight FTR setup or what to switch to a longer / heavier barrel, the CenShot is a great option.
I have the CenShot and the Sinclair Bipod. The Censhot advantage is less weight and better adjustments. As stated above, the weight is ½ of the Sinclair. Also with the handwheel, adjustments can be when still lying behind the rifle (if your arms are long enough).
If you are running an over-weight FTR setup or what to switch to a longer / heavier barrel, the CenShot is a great option.
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
Farthest thing from a usable tactical bipod I have ever seen.
Farthest thing from a usable tactical bipod I have ever seen.
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mike</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Farthest thing from a usable tactical bipod I have ever seen.</div></div>
They were designed for F Class competition, not tactical.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mike</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Farthest thing from a usable tactical bipod I have ever seen.</div></div>
They were designed for F Class competition, not tactical.
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Leaddog</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mike</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Farthest thing from a usable tactical bipod I have ever seen.</div></div>
They were designed for F Class competition, not tactical. </div></div>
No kidding there. Practically every shooter on the line at the PGW-DTI comp last year, had one of these. I was calling them "independent front suspension"
I don't know how many times I was told to pull the 22" barrel off my Crusader and put on a 28" one (at the minimum) to be competitive. When I showed up with said Crusader, with Cheese's Claws on my Harris, there were quite a few looks of disdain.
Definitely a different world. I held my own, and still prefer the 'tactical' realm better. Very rare up here though.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Leaddog</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mike</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Farthest thing from a usable tactical bipod I have ever seen.</div></div>
They were designed for F Class competition, not tactical. </div></div>
No kidding there. Practically every shooter on the line at the PGW-DTI comp last year, had one of these. I was calling them "independent front suspension"
I don't know how many times I was told to pull the 22" barrel off my Crusader and put on a 28" one (at the minimum) to be competitive. When I showed up with said Crusader, with Cheese's Claws on my Harris, there were quite a few looks of disdain.
Definitely a different world. I held my own, and still prefer the 'tactical' realm better. Very rare up here though.
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
There is another thread about this bipod in the F-Class forum:
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...760#Post2784760
IMO, the main drawback to this bipod is that it's not meant to be loaded at all. I'm a big fan of pushing pretty hard on mine. However, opinions of it seemed to be pretty favorable.
There is another thread about this bipod in the F-Class forum:
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...760#Post2784760
IMO, the main drawback to this bipod is that it's not meant to be loaded at all. I'm a big fan of pushing pretty hard on mine. However, opinions of it seemed to be pretty favorable.
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
They are very stable, but pretty heavy and not designed for anything remotely tactical in nature.
I have the Sincalir F-Class bipod that I use for F-Class from time to time on my 7WSM. It adds some weight and take a bit of recoil out of the rifle (no muzzle breaks allowed)
Personally I prefer showing up with the Harris and pod-claws and then winning the match. Tends to quiet the crowd of naysayers when you beat them all with you Harris and pod-claws and a sand sock rear bag.
Jeffvn
They are very stable, but pretty heavy and not designed for anything remotely tactical in nature.
I have the Sincalir F-Class bipod that I use for F-Class from time to time on my 7WSM. It adds some weight and take a bit of recoil out of the rifle (no muzzle breaks allowed)
Personally I prefer showing up with the Harris and pod-claws and then winning the match. Tends to quiet the crowd of naysayers when you beat them all with you Harris and pod-claws and a sand sock rear bag.
Jeffvn
Re: Center Shot Engineering Bipod
It is a ski type bipod the censhot is only 19oz pretty light the remple is closer to 4 lbs and arguable the best. others sliders are the star shooter at 30oz. one of the big drawing features is the ability to make very small elevation changes with the wheel and thread combination. Less manipulation of the rear bag every shot resulting in better consistency.
Like others here i prefer to load my bipod and have moved from the harris to the LRaccuracy it is the cats ass for those who like to load the bipod.
Trevor
In the f class circles both the US and Brit prefer the sliding type and the Cdn shooter used the harris
Thanks
Trevor
It is a ski type bipod the censhot is only 19oz pretty light the remple is closer to 4 lbs and arguable the best. others sliders are the star shooter at 30oz. one of the big drawing features is the ability to make very small elevation changes with the wheel and thread combination. Less manipulation of the rear bag every shot resulting in better consistency.
Like others here i prefer to load my bipod and have moved from the harris to the LRaccuracy it is the cats ass for those who like to load the bipod.
Trevor
In the f class circles both the US and Brit prefer the sliding type and the Cdn shooter used the harris
Thanks
Trevor
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