I do. Haven't hunted with it yet, but have shot off it a fair bit out "in the field" just getting used to it. Tons of adjustment options, and is very solid especially when you get it down low and wide. Tall enough to shoot sitting down, short enough when its out wide to shoot prone.
-
If you are being asked to change your password, and unsure how to do it, follow these instructions. Click here
Bipod wish list. Fantasy?
- Thread starter DT400
- Start date
Help Support Long Range Hunting Forum
Not at all brother!
When it's low and wide, could you see that as being an issue if your in an area that has thick vegetation on the ground? That's what came to mind when I seen the picture with it in that position.
Thanks
idcwby
kiwikid
Well-Known Member
Darrell, Spartan make what they call the Gunsmith Adapter which can be installed into your various rifle stocks, this allows you to have one Javelin bipod and use it on various rifles. The adapter sits almost flush with the forend of your stock normally about 2" back from the front sling swivel. I have fitted three of these to laminated stocks but they can also be used in synthetic stocks. Here is some photos so you can see what I am on about.
Last edited:
Well, any type of bipod can have issues in thick vegetation, no way to predict until you are right there in the moment. I do know that every time I've taken my 25" Harris instead of my shorter Atlas, I've never regretted it.
Tier1 Shooter
New Member
@DT400 - have you looked a the Tier One Tactical Bipod? It is carbon fiber, quick detach, is sturdier and performs better under recoil than the Javelin but not as light. Weighs 8.5oz. It's designed to be as sturdy as an Atlas but at half the weight. There's also an underslung version called the Evolution Tactical Bipod.
Full disclosure, I'm from Tier One USA, hope that's allowed here. We actually developed and manufactured the very popular javelin bipod until about 18 months ago. I can answer any questions if you'd like to know more.
I really like my ckye pod, it's extremely adjustable, fitted it with an rrs adapter for pic rail or arca rail. It's not light whatsoever though. I do own and atlas, and a javelin as well. I carry my 5#carbon tripod in my pack. Most prone shots will be taken off my pack, and if I have time I'll set my tripod up and I can use that at any height prone to standing.
