Took 7 months to get it but I'm very impressed with it. lightweight, high quality and easy to use. exactly what I've been looking for. not a fan of their guns but they nailed it on this.
Gunwerks Elevatate 2.0 bipod
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yotebuster17
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Dang. They’re 4-5” away from that being usable to shoot sitting down. Make each section 1.5” longer and you’d have a winner in my book.
None of the quality lightweight bipods are cheap.
You're correct, only a midget could shoot from a sitting position. but if you made it longer you'd add weight and it would be too tall in the lowest position. I don't think the intent was an all around bipod, it is for long range hunters that want as much as they can get from a small light package. for that purpose they nailed it.
You're correct, only a midget could shoot from a sitting position. but if you made it longer you'd add weight and it would be too tall in the lowest position. I don't think the intent was an all around bipod, it is for long range hunters that want as much as they can get from a small light package. for that purpose they nailed it.
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so far version 2.0 has been great for me. Stability is about equal to my atlas CAL with much faster/better height adjustments, lighter weight. It’s a winner as long as it continues to hold up.
I looked at those and they're nice. buy a sitting position bipod on a long range rifle is useless to me. if I can't get down and get something under the stock it's a no go, and if it's not a long shot I'll improvise.
This bipod is designed for long range shooters from a prone position, it's by Gunwerks so what else would you expect.
This bipod is designed for long range shooters from a prone position, it's by Gunwerks so what else would you expect.
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I have two extra bipods in the salt lake area if someone is need. $320 cash
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No rattling that I can detect? Mine is solid, have about 500 rounds on it which is not very many. It’s my favorite bipod I’ve tried for hunting purposes.
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No unless you are 5’0, then maybe
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For the past few years I have been using a Spartan Precision Javalin bipod. I have the Arca mount attachment for my tripod which is pretty cool if you can’t get prone due to vegetation. I like it a lot, but I bit the bullet today and bought the Gunwerks 2.0 today.
I shoot fairly often through the summer, so I will have plenty of time to compare the 2 options.
I shoot fairly often through the summer, so I will have plenty of time to compare the 2 options.
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3TOE
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Mine delivered today too, but I’m out of town. Looking forward to checking it out.
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Spoiled.....its a 10 out of 10.
3TOE
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10% spoiled… 90% irresponsible.
1989Cohunter
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What can you got there?
3TOE
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It’s a Huxwrx Flow 762 Titanium.
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Aside from spending time with family & friends, I enjoy the tinkering & all of the prep that goes into hunting.In all fairness, I technically didn’t build that one. I bought it 95% that way.
played with it a little bit I think it going to fit my needs.
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