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Harris Bipod

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  • 14-05-2007 8:09am
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    packas
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    I've got a Harris bipod 13.5" to 27" swivel model that I've used for deer stalking. Great on rough terrain from prone through to kneeling & sitting. Now that I'm no longer deer stalking I'm looking for a shorter model for my 223 for target shooting. Is there any one out there with a shorter Harris bipod who would be interested in a straight swop?

    Pat.


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    Vegeta
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    If you are going target shooting ditch the bi-pod and get an entry level bench rest.


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    packas
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    Good advice Vegeta but target shooting is secondary to me. I also want the set up to double up as a bunny & fox buster. After all it's a semi auto I'm using :D


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    Vegeta
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    packas wrote:
    Good advice Vegeta but target shooting is secondary to me. I also want the set up to double up as a bunny & fox buster. After all it's a semi auto I'm using :D

    you lucky fecker :D


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    packas
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    So far the rabbits are the lucky ones :D:D:D


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    Vegeta
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    I cant help with the harris but any pics of the semi .223, I assume its an ar15 or similar


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