So I just got me a taipan veteran and I already have the tail installed. Now I’m just looking for an affordable bipod to go with it but not too pricey. I really like the looks of the accu-tac bipods but they really are pricey. Any suggestions?
Taipan veteran bipods
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There are some Atlas clone bipods out there that most people say work pretty well. Not sure about the Accu Tac style.
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Ok yea I have seen those but before I go that route I wanted to see if someone found a good accu tac clone. Thank you though
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I would suggest looking in the "Other parts and accessories " area and look up the different reviews by Tominco. He has some good information that might you decide.
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I'm using an UTG Heavy Recon 360 bipod I bought from Amazon. It was a bit hard to move at first but I'm happy with how solid this bipod is. Used an Atlas clone before but for precision shooting a lot of tiny movements here and there.
The UTG is rock solid, easy to extend the legs, can adjust to 45 degree angle, not that heavy, and affordable.
I was looking into an AccuTac but the weight scared me a bit.
The UTG is rock solid, easy to extend the legs, can adjust to 45 degree angle, not that heavy, and affordable.
I was looking into an AccuTac but the weight scared me a bit.
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I recently bought a Veteran Standard, and decided to just add a simple stud and use one of my Harris bipods. This thing is heavy enough as is, so I see no need to add the additional weight of a "more robust" bipod. I use an Atlas on some rifles and it's a very good product but, for my uses, it does nothing that the cheaper and lighter Harris cannot do.
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https://m.dhgate.com/product/new-arrival-lra-light-tactical-bipod-long/407969521.html#s1-3-1;srp|0900178752
Regards, Robert.
Regards, Robert.
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This one does look nice. How do you like it? I really want it to be stiff and sturdy. Well built for the price.
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It is realy stable, better than those atlas clones.
I shortened the legs 2 cm, but I do not think it was realy necessarly.
Air rifles need shorter legs than fire arms in most cases.
It is a bit wide, mounted on your vet Im not sure the combination wil fit in your soft case.
Regards, Robert.
I shortened the legs 2 cm, but I do not think it was realy necessarly.
Air rifles need shorter legs than fire arms in most cases.
It is a bit wide, mounted on your vet Im not sure the combination wil fit in your soft case.
Regards, Robert.
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As long as it’s quality and sturdy I don’t mind the size. It looks good so I’ll give it a try. I’ll just remove it before putting it away. Thank you so much for your help.
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That one looks like a winner, I'll add it to my list for when I need one. Thanks for sharing
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