PQP bi-pod info

[Mt.Boy]

Just curious is anyone using one and how do you like it. Looking at buying one for some local matches that are making everyone switch to bipods or sandbags. Would be using it on a couple rifles with anshutz rails. Any one know of any good adapters that will help me mount to the rails. Thank you

 

[boltfluter]

Just curious is anyone using one and how do you like it. Looking at buying one for some local matches that are making everyone switch to bipods or sandbags. Would be using it on a couple rifles with anshutz rails. Any one know of any good adapters that will help me mount to the rails. Thank you

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That's about as basic as it gets. Lol.
Paul

 

[dusterdave173]

We have been seeing a few of those type show up at ARA meets
saw one home made unit that was Thick heavy steel--she was not moving!
I would look at EGW site in PA they have a cant piece for the Mystic bipods--should be easy enough to fab it up and have cant control--you need the actual T slot piece to go with it as well
I have been thinking of one of those bipods too..for bench 22 factory class--If I made it from about 1 3/4 steel round bar she would be like an anvil
Like Martha Stewart says--" And that's a good thing"

 

[Mt.Boy]

So you would look at something else is what you’re saying ??

 

[dusterdave173]

We use mystic bipods in Ara factory
I have been eyeing the H style
No reason it will not do great in that class

 

[30seconds]

The PQP is a solid bipod for ARA Factory rifles. My PQP bipod works well paired with the PQP Mechanical Rear Rest 2.0. Roughly half of the ARA Factory shooters at my local club have one or both of these. Both were significant upgrades to the basic front rest and Protektor bag combo I started with. (I don’t see anything better in my future, since I don’t own a machine shop.)

 

[Mt.Boy]

The PQP is a solid bipod for ARA Factory rifles. My PQP bipod works well paired with the PQP Mechanical Rear Rest 2.0. Roughly half of the ARA Factory shooters at my local club have one or both of these. Both were significant upgrades to the basic front rest and Protektor bag combo I started with. (I don’t see anything better in my future, since I don’t own a machine shop.)

Thanks

 

[gkgeiger]

Unless I’m missing something, you can’t adjust the rifle cant easily. Not all shooting locations are flat and level.

 

[1Merlin]

Screw in pads on the feet. Not as easy to adjust as some but no step for a stepper....