Quad rail bipod adapter
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+2 on LaRue!! Absolute rock soild "Texas Spec" lock up each and every time! Easy to use and built to last!
Stay away from the plastic models as they will stretch and poosibly break in colder weather. Ask me how I know...
Stay away from the plastic models as they will stretch and poosibly break in colder weather. Ask me how I know...
Unless you really need a quick disconnect and a little gold bling-bling, you might save yourself some money here (no "Loctite" or instructions necessary):
http://www.botachtactical.com/yhmbiad.html
http://www.botachtactical.com/yhmbiad.html
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Originally Posted By: oxnamHow many of you guys actually use the quick detach feature like the Larue?
I sure do! All depends on my shooting position. And if you get to your set and find you can't go prone, or would like to use a different rest, or none at all... "CLICK" and the bipod is off and your gun is ready to go. No tools required.
I sure do! All depends on my shooting position. And if you get to your set and find you can't go prone, or would like to use a different rest, or none at all... "CLICK" and the bipod is off and your gun is ready to go. No tools required.
Originally Posted By: oxnamWow, thanks pwsamiam, that is a lot cheaper. How many of you guys actually use the quick detach feature like the Larue?
The KZ adapter that Botach sells is actually a Yankee Hill product (YHM-638) and it is good quality and sells for $10 more from the manufacturer, so getting it from Botach is a no-brainer, but Botach sticks you on the shipping like $13.
$33 total cost ain't too bad.
Mine will stay on my AR permanently as I rarely have a need to remove the Harris bipod from any rifle, AR or bolt. The Harris bipods pop off quite quickly anyway. I don't care for shooting sticks much.
http://yhm.net/store/rails.html
The KZ adapter that Botach sells is actually a Yankee Hill product (YHM-638) and it is good quality and sells for $10 more from the manufacturer, so getting it from Botach is a no-brainer, but Botach sticks you on the shipping like $13.
Mine will stay on my AR permanently as I rarely have a need to remove the Harris bipod from any rifle, AR or bolt. The Harris bipods pop off quite quickly anyway. I don't care for shooting sticks much.
http://yhm.net/store/rails.html
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Originally Posted By: pwsamiam
The KZ adapter that Botach sells is actually a Yankee Hill product (YHM-638) and it is good quality and sells for $10 more from the manufacturer, so getting it from Botach is a no-brainer, but Botach sticks you on the shipping like $13.
$33 total cost ain't too bad.
Mine will stay on my AR permanently as I rarely have a need to remove the Harris bipod from any rifle, AR or bolt. The Harris bipods pop off quite quickly anyway. I don't care for shooting sticks much.
http://yhm.net/store/rails.html
+1 on the yhm, its alot cheaper, i use it on my armalite AR-10T, been there with the larue and their throw levers, very nice and good equipement had a scope mount for my NF and QD bipod adapter, but eats up your picatinny after a while. got a KAC bipod adapter as well but they are just as pricey as the larue and the tightener is a flat head screw, i would prefer an alan or torx screw so you can tighten er up.
The KZ adapter that Botach sells is actually a Yankee Hill product (YHM-638) and it is good quality and sells for $10 more from the manufacturer, so getting it from Botach is a no-brainer, but Botach sticks you on the shipping like $13.
Mine will stay on my AR permanently as I rarely have a need to remove the Harris bipod from any rifle, AR or bolt. The Harris bipods pop off quite quickly anyway. I don't care for shooting sticks much.
http://yhm.net/store/rails.html
+1 on the yhm, its alot cheaper, i use it on my armalite AR-10T, been there with the larue and their throw levers, very nice and good equipement had a scope mount for my NF and QD bipod adapter, but eats up your picatinny after a while. got a KAC bipod adapter as well but they are just as pricey as the larue and the tightener is a flat head screw, i would prefer an alan or torx screw so you can tighten er up.
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