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.
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.
1612868
if you mean that, you can peddle it forward and backward, the answer is yes. its bi-directional.
1874107
You can't, really. It does move backwards unless there is something to keep it from doing so.
33993
No...the mounting adapter has a replacement sling stud on it, not the bipod.
820931
Yes,when you pull the trigger the legs slide to the ground, when you release the trigger it locks to any angle of terrain it stop at
375564
Yes. That's the exact set up I have. I mounted this and it have a huge difference. Without the pad, the recoil was pretty harsh since the rifle is so light.
370476
None really, it's designed to when fired fast to keep the muzzle down so the next shot is easier to acquire
1334858
Yes, you can mount the bi-pod in either direction, so the legs will fold forward or rearward, whichever is better for the weapon.
1303203
Yes, the legs face forward. They fold up towards the barrel tip, not backwards towards the trigger. But when fully retracted they do not extend beyond the barrel tip (on a carbine length barrel) so it is still a very compact assembly. Also, assuming you are using an AR type barrel, the 30 rd. mag will clear when lying on your belly or shooting from a table/bench with the legs extended. A shorter bipod would require you to use a smaller capacity mag to clear the ground/table/bench surface.
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.
28569
There are 3 ways to mount this Bipod. One of the ways is to mount it to the sling swivel. It would swivel then, however that isn't the optimum mount..Mounted directly to the barrel, with the barrel adapter, it is solid and give hand room for better control..The legs fold forward to carrying..
773239
Yep, on the side of the gun there is a switch you can flip from safety to semi, to full auto. there is also a cover you can flip down on the other side to switch from hop-up to normal.
2194690
I bought 2 of these. Both came w/ the "top hat" feature you mentioned. I think that feature is a plus. Adds more tactile control when setting up the bipod.
1169666
Yes. There's a push switch above and to the rear of the trigger that pokes out on both sides of the drill. Push in from right side, and it goes forward, push in from the left side and it goes in reverse.
2217338
No. It can only go forward, backward, left, and right. It's kinda loud and i was honestly a bit disappointed in this product.
1303204
Yes most mount them so they fold towards the muzzle. Harris is the best bipod for under $100.