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  1. 22-10-2018, 11:28 AM #1
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    Would a loose fitting bipod affect accuracy on a pcp???
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  2. 22-10-2018, 06:13 PM #2
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    Yes probably, Harris do a rubber spacer to fit between the bipod & stock tapers from 5-6mm to about 2mm, very handy on narrow stocks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KeithS View Post
    Would a loose fitting bipod affect accuracy on a pcp???
    Are you telling us you're having accuracy issues with PCPs now as well as springers Keith ?

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  4. 22-10-2018, 09:33 PM #4
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    Not at all I have a cheap Atlas clone bipod that I can't get tight as it should be,
    the question was accuracy and loose bipod, I was thinking out of the box.
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  5. 23-10-2018, 07:55 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by KeithS View Post
    Not at all I have a cheap Atlas clone bipod that I can't get tight as it should be,
    the question was accuracy and loose bipod, I was thinking out of the box.
    You certainly do with a centre fire been there done that got the tea-shirt so I cant see why it would not affect any other type of gun
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  6. 29-10-2018, 07:36 PM #6
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    From the OP's question, I presume the bipod is supposed to be rigid when deployed, with no movement at all? Is that correct?
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