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I planned the same for mine as I have one on my .223 SPR that I really like, but something gave me the impression that it wouldn't be sturdy enough using all plastic legs on a .338LM SRS. So I got a similar arrangement made by RBD Precision. It's twice as much money, but a much stronger support system.
In hindsight, I don't know if it's all that necessary, but it is nice. You might do fine with the modpod.
I got the Vltor bipod yday. I haven't had a chance to use it yet but my guess is that it is not up to the task of permanent use on a long range rifle. The polymer flexes a fair amount even though the lockup of the leg is solid.
If I can figure out how to reduce the friction in rotating the legs it may be a very good option for a 3 gun rifle in open division.
Think you will be very dissapointed running it on an SRS. I had one on a KAC set up as an SPR and its a nice lightweight bipod for that application but I dont think it would be much use on a precision bolt gun.
First it is slow to adjust the leg height. Second it has no play for any sort of panning or tilt. Lastly its a bit to flimsy to really load up as I'm accustomed to doing with my bipods.
All in all its a good bipod, just not for your application.
Agree that the modpod might be a bit light for the DTA in .338. Anyone know of a heavier duty side mounted bipod I can use for my AICs? I like the look of the RBD above, but can't find anything like it out there.
i´m also interested in the Vltor bipod but it looks a little weak. I´m planing putting it on a MAK Tubegun with a 28" barrel so the bipod must be able to handle the weight of the rifle. Anyone have any opinons regarding the Vltor bipod or can recommend something else? What i like about the Vltor construction is the low centre of gravity.
The bipods above from RBD Precision looks nice, anyone knows where i can find more information about them?