You get what you pay for

[morewind1]

In my experience with the sport of Airgunning, you get what you pay for...I tried two Chinese knock-off bipods, modified them with O-rings and washers which tightened them up but what a joke...they were still not stable...fessed up the $$ and bought a Accu-Tac OMG - what a difference!!

 

[L.Leon]

Yes the Accu Tacs are solid, I really like mine.

 

[morewind1]

Yes sir - they are rock solid - Sherman Tank!

 

[douger]

accu-tac are very solid as is the atlas best ones made iv used 

 

[2L8]

accu-tac is

 

[Guest]

I got tired of wobbly as well
Made everything Arca... all PCP's, camera, camera flash units, bi-pods, tripod, spotting scope and more

I shoot bench a lot and wanted something dedicated to that.

 

[Brent]

You may not always get what you paid for but you never get quality that you didn't pay for.

 

[pbike257]

Mike Hunt...

Pretty nice handy work with the aluminum, welding, and mill work. Had you given any thought to not using a flat bar for the cross piece? seems it would be a bit "springy". Maybe even a 90* angle aluminum would work there welded between the 2 legs?

 

[Guest]

Mike Hunt...

Pretty nice handy work with the aluminum, welding, and mill work. Had you given any thought to not using a flat bar for the cross piece? seems it would be a bit "springy". Maybe even a 90* angle aluminum would work there welded between the 2 legs?

Howdy and Thank You. The flat bar is pretty rigid at 3/16" thickness and the Arca wheel requires a cutout (wheel well) to operate.

You could use angle aluminum with one side being a 2' minimum, for the 'wheel well', but it's very rigid the way it is and the angles get more difficult to figure out, for me at least.

No mills involved ... cutoff wheel, Dewalt miter saw, Dremel, drill and welder.

 

[farmbo]

I like mine too 

 

[gusser]

Sad but true!