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Re: Nouveau bipied
par Invité Mer 21 Nov 2012 - 7:48
des réponses obtenues sur un de mes groupes sur FB
Yes, the LRA was fitted on the Ashburry rifle i tested. Not with the feet you see in the first bit of the movie but with the rubber feet. It is a very stable bipod with nice features but it has a drawback: it is not deployed quickly. You need to first extract the pins if you want to open the legs, and then put the pins back in. It takes al lot more time than operating a harris. But the features of the bipods are very nice indeed, especially that your able to move them forward 30-45degrees, and thus make it able to have a very low profile with your rifle. I would like them very much on my f-class rifle, but not on any of my duty rifles.
Yep; I have it mounted on my Ashbury SABER-FORSST , outstanding bipod but what Marco stated in 100% true
Yes, the LRA was fitted on the Ashburry rifle i tested. Not with the feet you see in the first bit of the movie but with the rubber feet. It is a very stable bipod with nice features but it has a drawback: it is not deployed quickly. You need to first extract the pins if you want to open the legs, and then put the pins back in. It takes al lot more time than operating a harris. But the features of the bipods are very nice indeed, especially that your able to move them forward 30-45degrees, and thus make it able to have a very low profile with your rifle. I would like them very much on my f-class rifle, but not on any of my duty rifles.
Yep; I have it mounted on my Ashbury SABER-FORSST , outstanding bipod but what Marco stated in 100% true
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Re: Nouveau bipied
par ssg16 Mer 21 Nov 2012 - 8:03
oui pas aussi facile a déployer qu'un harris c'est vrai, aucun outil n'est parfait
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