You know how you push forward on the bipod so that it can absorb the recoil without "walking" backwards? Does it do that?
345376
this badly worked unit neve fit any bi pods of mine. I chucked it so I never found out.
1433627
It does NOT rotate or pivot. Other than that, a very nice bipod for the price. The only issue I have had is this: one of the pins that hold the bipod to the swivel stud pulls out of the bipod. 3 choices; either put a tack weld on it (like I did), don't take it off the rifle, or put the pin back in every time you move it. Minor complication for the price, if you aren't moving it from gun to gun, or if you have access to a welder or JB weld
1891080
This does not fire continuously, if that's what you mean. Every time you fire, you have to pull the slide back, since it is a spring pistol. However, if you mean that the bolt is sent forward after you fire, then yes, this gun does that.
1924522
I don't know for absolute certainty. As you most likely know, the "recoil" on a spring powered gun is reverse. You are wise to be cautious. My guess is that, as it is marketed as an air rifle scope, it is most likely able to take this reversed recoil situation. I would urge you to dig deeper. Sorry I can't tell you more.
1907563
Hi! It folds forwards only. It´s very sturdy - in fact it´s more stable than a Harris. The only better Bipod i have is the Atlas but it costs tenfold too. ### VILLE
605004
Yes, it moves around so you can aim it in a different direction. I've had mine for a while and it does take some getting used to with the water pressure being less but when I saw the almost $10 it had cut my water bill by....I was perfectly happy with it!
491711
Yes it does. You're supposed to mount them so they fold forward. The reason is because when you are leaning into the rifle snugging the butt end of the stock against your shoulder, the legs won't fold in on you. With them facing the way you saw in the video, you can't fold the legs in, because you're pushing against the way they open, thus not allowing them to close. Hope this made sense.
2035685
Yes it does that's how it is able to push itself back so you can shoot without having to continuously cock it back
1433626
Once the Bipod is mounted and put into use, no, however it can rotate to put it in storage mode. I hoped that helps.
196514
I'm not sure if it rotates or not. I believe it does; but it has been so long since I put a bipod on I can't be positive. I will say the bipod is rock solid and quickly removed. I keep a bipod right in my range bag now because of the ease of use.
387494
No, you get a little back blast. If you want I'm sure you could install it upside down, but it would make your muzzle jump a bit. I found also that this muzzlebrake increases accuracy by a noticeable amount.
1397975
It's how you position the weapon, it's possible to position it incorrectly and get in the way but I did not have a problem with it. It works well for me
1420687
Yes it does. If you hold the fast-forward, it advances about double speed. If you keep holding, it advances increasingly quickly
1211459
Yes, if it has been converted to the pistol grip, trigger forward AK configuration. I have one on mine.
1636589
It will allow you to pan left and right on an axis perpendicular to the barrel. Any roll parallel to the barrel is only due to 'slop' in the connection. However each leg of the bipod is adjustable to allow you to tilt the rifle on an axis parallel to the barrel. This is more to allow you to set up on an unlevel surface rather that tweak your aim as you are sighting through the scope....
1433625
No it does not it is stationary. The legs do fold up forward. Works great on my AR quad gas rail
374005
No, but it allows similar function by holding a button and move the whole mouse forward and backward.