LR Accuracy Bipods?
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I would just like to be able to get a contact number or email address for them!! Looks like a great bipod...
I would just like to be able to get a contact number or email address for them!! Looks like a great bipod...
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Just pm'd you with Dave's email....I've misplaced his phone number. I have one of his old heavy bipods and one of the new models. They are both great and rock solid. The new version (half trunion) is very adjustable and really well built - would recommend it. At some point, I need to put some pictures/thorough review up here on SH, but needless to say, I am a fan of the product/design.
Just pm'd you with Dave's email....I've misplaced his phone number. I have one of his old heavy bipods and one of the new models. They are both great and rock solid. The new version (half trunion) is very adjustable and really well built - would recommend it. At some point, I need to put some pictures/thorough review up here on SH, but needless to say, I am a fan of the product/design.
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After posting this thread a few weeks back I've met with Dave and shot the F-class bipod.
Very stable, concept is good, I'm looking to see the weight come down for smaller weapon platforms. For big bore weapons I don't doubt them to be superior to just about everything on the market at this point. My biggest hangup is putting a 20oz bipod on a 6lb AR or even a 10lb bolt gun. For the same reasons that I keep a compact Nightforce on my AR15, is the same reason why I keep a lightweight bipod on there too.
On a dedicated long range heavy caliber rifle, it would certainly work well and I wouldn't have a problem putting one on my 18lb long barreled 7mm steel rifle.
After posting this thread a few weeks back I've met with Dave and shot the F-class bipod.
Very stable, concept is good, I'm looking to see the weight come down for smaller weapon platforms. For big bore weapons I don't doubt them to be superior to just about everything on the market at this point. My biggest hangup is putting a 20oz bipod on a 6lb AR or even a 10lb bolt gun. For the same reasons that I keep a compact Nightforce on my AR15, is the same reason why I keep a lightweight bipod on there too.
On a dedicated long range heavy caliber rifle, it would certainly work well and I wouldn't have a problem putting one on my 18lb long barreled 7mm steel rifle.
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looks interesting.
I would like to see how you would put one on an AICS...
looks interesting.
I would like to see how you would put one on an AICS...
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Thanks for the info guys, im looking to put one on a cheytac so im not concerned about weight. The prise is the only thing that would hang me up!
Thanks for the info guys, im looking to put one on a cheytac so im not concerned about weight. The prise is the only thing that would hang me up!
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: country888</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks for the info guys, im looking to put one on a cheytac so im not concerned about weight. The prise is the only thing that would hang me up! </div></div>
Yeah, the price isn't exactly like a Harris, however, it is comparative to a Sako bipod and the Sako is an inferior design IMO.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: country888</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks for the info guys, im looking to put one on a cheytac so im not concerned about weight. The prise is the only thing that would hang me up! </div></div>
Yeah, the price isn't exactly like a Harris, however, it is comparative to a Sako bipod and the Sako is an inferior design IMO.
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I am thinking about giving this a try. Looks like a similar design but designed for AR type platform where lighter weight may be more important than sturdiness.
http://www.vltor.com/modpod.htm
I am thinking about giving this a try. Looks like a similar design but designed for AR type platform where lighter weight may be more important than sturdiness.
http://www.vltor.com/modpod.htm
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I do like the looks of the Vltor bipod. Its just not as heavy as I need!
I do like the looks of the Vltor bipod. Its just not as heavy as I need!
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Chiller</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
Saw it and used it at the Ashbury Shoot at SHOT show. </div></div>
I was there too , then I sent a couple of emails to dave but without any reply unfortunately ,
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Chiller</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
Saw it and used it at the Ashbury Shoot at SHOT show. </div></div>
I was there too , then I sent a couple of emails to dave but without any reply unfortunately ,
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Has anyone had any luck contacting Dave Kuhnow? I've sent e-mails to the address listed on his website but no reply.
Has anyone had any luck contacting Dave Kuhnow? I've sent e-mails to the address listed on his website but no reply.
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I got to shoot a comp this weekend using his F Class bipod on my 6.5 Creedmoor and I love the thing. I pulled the cert. off the table for a free bipod from him and I'm looking forward to it.
Rock solid, really well built, the weight has been reduced like I was talking about a few months ago.
Try emailing him again, right now he's a 1 man band and he's been swamped.
I got to shoot a comp this weekend using his F Class bipod on my 6.5 Creedmoor and I love the thing. I pulled the cert. off the table for a free bipod from him and I'm looking forward to it.
Rock solid, really well built, the weight has been reduced like I was talking about a few months ago.
Try emailing him again, right now he's a 1 man band and he's been swamped.
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I have been wiating for the newest version for awhile. I have a version about a year old, which is whatI have run since he sent it to me back then.
This bipod places the pivot point higher so less roll to right, more stability and a little help when I dont do everything perfectly
I have been wiating for the newest version for awhile. I have a version about a year old, which is whatI have run since he sent it to me back then.
This bipod places the pivot point higher so less roll to right, more stability and a little help when I dont do everything perfectly
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I just spoke with Dave this morning. A new batch has been completed and are available. I have a current version and it's simply fantastic on a heavy rifle like a .338 ot .50. Another smaller lighter version will be out soon for the .30 cal crowd.
If you are having trouble getting to him, just let me know what you need and I'll see that you get taken care of ASAP.
I just spoke with Dave this morning. A new batch has been completed and are available. I have a current version and it's simply fantastic on a heavy rifle like a .338 ot .50. Another smaller lighter version will be out soon for the .30 cal crowd.
If you are having trouble getting to him, just let me know what you need and I'll see that you get taken care of ASAP.
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I have a slightly newer version (F Class) where he has the horse shoe (as i like to call it) yoke a little wider which positions the feet further out to the side allowing the legs to go out wider and having a more stable foot print. I am awaiting the spiked F Class adapters right now. I currently have the rubber grommets and the disk. The disk are for big bores my F Class rifle doesn't have enough weight out front over the bipod to prevent it slipping when I put shoulder pressure into it. I use the rubber grommets they bit more into the ground.
Trevor
I have a slightly newer version (F Class) where he has the horse shoe (as i like to call it) yoke a little wider which positions the feet further out to the side allowing the legs to go out wider and having a more stable foot print. I am awaiting the spiked F Class adapters right now. I currently have the rubber grommets and the disk. The disk are for big bores my F Class rifle doesn't have enough weight out front over the bipod to prevent it slipping when I put shoulder pressure into it. I use the rubber grommets they bit more into the ground.
Trevor
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It’s kind of unclear what bipods LR Accuracy makes do they just make the SC-2, or do they make other bipods which are smaller. Do they make anything like the atlas?
It’s kind of unclear what bipods LR Accuracy makes do they just make the SC-2, or do they make other bipods which are smaller. Do they make anything like the atlas?
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I was bugging Dave about this actually since I would like to collect on the cert I got last weekend
He said that he's got a couple of variations that are smaller than the SC-2 and aimed at the size/weight that the "tactical precision" shooters are more accustomed to. The design is different than the Atlas, but size/weight is similar.
I got to see it yesterday before anodizing at a shoot, it was pretty sweet looking.
I was bugging Dave about this actually since I would like to collect on the cert I got last weekend
He said that he's got a couple of variations that are smaller than the SC-2 and aimed at the size/weight that the "tactical precision" shooters are more accustomed to. The design is different than the Atlas, but size/weight is similar.
I got to see it yesterday before anodizing at a shoot, it was pretty sweet looking.
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So should I buy an Atlas or wait for this... Is the price going to be in the same range I really want to know the stats on them...
So should I buy an Atlas or wait for this... Is the price going to be in the same range I really want to know the stats on them...
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The info I got from Dave said that they're going to be in the same ballpark. I'd wait the couple weeks and see what he launches, if it doesn't fit what you want then move on to the Atlas. I haven't shot the new prototype yet but I got to shoot a bunch of the other models and I'm highly impressed with them. I've never seen another bipod as steady as these.
The info I got from Dave said that they're going to be in the same ballpark. I'd wait the couple weeks and see what he launches, if it doesn't fit what you want then move on to the Atlas. I haven't shot the new prototype yet but I got to shoot a bunch of the other models and I'm highly impressed with them. I've never seen another bipod as steady as these.
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I am waiting for the smaller version to arrive. The current ones are designed/best suited for F TR rifles, 338s, 408s and 50 bmgs.
I would wait a couple of weeks and see what his small bipod is like
I am waiting for the smaller version to arrive. The current ones are designed/best suited for F TR rifles, 338s, 408s and 50 bmgs.
I would wait a couple of weeks and see what his small bipod is like
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Having a smaller lighter version for 308win or similar caliber would be great. I really like the design, but not the weight.
Having a smaller lighter version for 308win or similar caliber would be great. I really like the design, but not the weight.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: country888</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks for the info guys, im looking to put one on a cheytac so im not concerned about weight. The prise is the only thing that would hang me up! </div></div>
If you can afford to shoot any cheytac caliber/configuration, you can afford this bipod.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: country888</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks for the info guys, im looking to put one on a cheytac so im not concerned about weight. The prise is the only thing that would hang me up! </div></div>
If you can afford to shoot any cheytac caliber/configuration, you can afford this bipod.
