Changing feet on harris BIpod ?
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I literally JUST got done doing this. Kahntrol podmods with hawk hill talons. Huge pain in the ass...harris feet were really hard to get off and pod mods were hard to get on. I used a fine file to bevel harris legs and they were still super tight. I didn't bother putting the roll pin in. I don't think i even could on one of them because i can't get it lined up. I'm going to put the bipod on my gun and do some dry fire later to see how it works.
I run the Primary Adaptive Solution Systems Harris Bipod Adapter and use the Atlas rubber feet, I also have the Atlas Hawk Hill Talons
https://www.coreshooting.com/collec...ms/products/pass-gen-ii-harris-bipod-adapters
https://www.coreshooting.com/collections/b-t-industries/products/atlas-bipod-rubbe-feet
https://www.coreshooting.com/collec...ms/products/pass-gen-ii-harris-bipod-adapters
https://www.coreshooting.com/collections/b-t-industries/products/atlas-bipod-rubbe-feet
those adapters look nice never knew. whats the difference between the harris rubber feet and the atlas tho?
The adapters are nice because you can change from rubber feet to talons in seconds. The harris rubber feet are a harder plastic, the Atlas is softer and seems to grip better
I like the tac supply talons as well. They just look better. On extended periods of use on rough concrete the aluminum will wear and round over more than the stainless probably, but I dont mind, they still are pointy enough to grab onto anything.
yes those look good I was wondering about the wear also thanksI like the tac supply talons as well. They just look better. On extended periods of use on rough concrete the aluminum will wear and round over more than the stainless probably, but I dont mind, they still are pointy enough to grab onto anything.
Ill try to get a pick of them this weekend after a couple years use.
Really its just since I made myself a super abrasive concrete shooting bench that theyve worn down, theyve gouged the concrete pretty good in equal turn though making some nice ruts in it. For the bench texture thing of a grinding wheel or grip tape, its going to sand down anything.
When I was just shooting off of a wood bench or dirt or small rocks up until 6 months ago it was no issue, they stayed sharp. Now they are rubbing down but the concrete bench is just a beater.
I am half tempted to see how well hawk hills wold hold up but I dont want to drop the money on more cleats just to move a current set to storage in their place. Ill let a cousin or friend get them.
Installing feet on a Harris will make you want to drown puppies afterwards.
Which is why I use the PASS adapters. Installing the Harris feet isnt bad if you have the correct size pen punch
i think the high speed fang feet are stronger they use metal I think but not sure maybe someone can confirm this.
Hawk hill are nice once installed but a pain to get the roll pin in there. Better have a vise and a spare roll pin. Makes it way easier.
I just put Hawk Hill talons on my Harris BRMS 9-13. They were a pain in the ass to get on but man do they grip. Getting the roll pin in was extremely difficult. I noticed there was a little pin inside the Hawk Hill talon bipod foot that was prohibiting the holes from the Harris leg from lining up. I used needle-nose pliers and cut the little pin out, which allowed the holes to line up, then used a vise to press the pins into place. Definitely recommend using a vise instead of a hammer.
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