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Bi-pod for M1A

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Looking for a bi-pod for my M1A.

 

Whose used what with what kind of results. As long as it'll fit an M1A go ahead and list it even if you had it on other guns. Preferably looking to hear from guys shooting 300 yards and further.

 

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Looks like theres no help here for you !!!!

 

Just sell me the gun and move on with your life :) :) :)

not sure what you are looking for.. or if this is just too generic for you.. but I shoot my dpms 308 with a harris bipod and i make holes in holes at 100.. holds the gun solid.. doesn't come loose.. again not sure it is right for you.. but that is what I use and I am happy with the unit..

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yeah not looking for sandbags as that's no the application for this kind of gun.

 

I may have to check out a harris I have heard good things about them in the past. Figured a few of our long range shooters would chime in but guess not.

A Harris bipod should suffice nicely, but I would remove the front swivel attachment from the forend of the M1A and add this reinforced post from Sadlak for attaching the Harris unit. It seems to be an intelligent design.

 

Link -

Reinforced QD post assembly

 

 

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Thanks Bob and Parker for the information. I will be checking this stuff out later tonight.

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