I put my podloc on and I love it. But when re-attaching the sling the buckle now interferes with the podloc. Talked to folks here with the same issue on all kinds of buckles and attachments, including flush cup. Logic says to just use the bipod attach point, but I've been told by a couple of folks that it's not good to do that and will eventually pull out the stud where the bipod is attached. Advice?
Sling interferes with PodLoc ... solutions?
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Re: Sling interferes with PodLoc ... solutions?
install a second stud about two inches behind the stud you attach your bipod to.
install a second stud about two inches behind the stud you attach your bipod to.
Re: Sling interferes with PodLoc ... solutions?
When I ordered my A-5 there is a specific distance they have to be apart to use the pod-loc. Mcmillan can fix you up with that measurement.
When I ordered my A-5 there is a specific distance they have to be apart to use the pod-loc. Mcmillan can fix you up with that measurement.
Re: Sling interferes with PodLoc ... solutions?
Use the bipod attach point on the bipod. It's what I use on all my rifles and works fine. Actually doesn't pinch your hand in the sling to stud connection area and I use some padding on the Pod Loc and use it as a hand stop. A couple of pics
Use the bipod attach point on the bipod. It's what I use on all my rifles and works fine. Actually doesn't pinch your hand in the sling to stud connection area and I use some padding on the Pod Loc and use it as a hand stop. A couple of pics
Re: Sling interferes with PodLoc ... solutions?
Using the bipod attachment for the sling should not pull the stud out . The only time my front bipod stud ever ripped out of the stock was when i accidently did a bayonet thrust up against a 4x4 post.
Using the bipod attachment for the sling should not pull the stud out . The only time my front bipod stud ever ripped out of the stock was when i accidently did a bayonet thrust up against a 4x4 post.
Re: Sling interferes with PodLoc ... solutions?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: jasonk</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Flush cup on the side of the stock? </div></div>
Thats exactly what I did and love it. I also went that way because of how much time I spend humping my rifle.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: jasonk</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Flush cup on the side of the stock? </div></div>
Thats exactly what I did and love it. I also went that way because of how much time I spend humping my rifle.
