Is there a simple effective strategy for mounting a magneto speed?

[tmpugliese]

Hope everyone is doing well, all things considered. I find myself struggling every time I go to the range with my magneto speed. I shoot a custom bolt 6.5 CM with at TB ultra 9 (with cover). It's kind of a pain to get my strap on my magneto speed set right with the silicone wrap shield and proper alignment and then I usually don't even try to use the strap clamp. I just get it adjusted to where I can spin on or off the little wheel knob to secure it or remove the whole contraption from my muzzle end. And if I need to mount this on a buddy's rifle or another rifle of mind at the range.....well shit......now I'm back to fumbling with little plastic spacers, trying to get the coarse adjustment on the strap right, etc. Ideally, someone has come up with a simple, more effective strategy, that can be employed either only using the parts provided with the magneto speed kit, or with some common easy to find parts, that would make life easier. Bottom line is, every time I go to the range and need to get velocity data, it just feels like I doing it wrong. Any suggestions?

 

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Can you mount a spigot on it?

This has made my life a hell of a lot easier...

 

[PAYDIRT]

Can you mount a spigot on it?

This has made my life a hell of a lot easier...

More info on the magnetospeed mount and your stubby bipod legs please

 

[tmpugliese]

See attached photo. My pic rail for attaching my bipod is long enough that I think I can mount my bipod and the extension you sent a photo of. But I think I will need to remove my suppressor because it makes the distance too long.

 

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I just pulled those pics off the web.
I run mine with a 9"TB can, and there is plenty of room. You're barrel looks normal and I think you are GTG with an adapter for the pic rail to ARCA.

RAT System Accessories - MasterPiece Arms, Inc.

The only down side is that Phil is very proud of this stuff.

 

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You searched for magnetospeed – MK Machining

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Mk has the same kind of stuff. Call them and talk to them and they can hook you up with something that works is the MPA stuff is not compatible.
I know they made a 24" rod, but even if they don't you could just use a piece of stock and grinder to get the length you need.