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<blockquote data-quote="Nrth16" data-source="post: 2550230" data-attributes="member: 123647"><p>Good morning Dragoon300 thank you very very much for the photos and explanation. If you don't mind can you speak about the differences of of function. Of course I have been reading and researching and it seems like hunters state that the use of the atlas in the shooting position is easier to operate? I am assuming they are in a prone position and speaking about adjustments? I have been trying to find videos of the evolution in operation in a shooting position however I am coming up blank. The bipod that I will be purchasing will be strictly for hunting purposes. I have always used a tree or homemade shooting stick however after last years elk hunt I need to have something with more stability for longer ranges. I appreciate your time and response in regards to both brands function as I am trying to understand. I know the evo is spring loaded and you can buy all the different leg lengths and tips. The Atlas you buy a set height with tips and or a 3 inch extension. Most of my shooting that I have done has either been from a sitting or standing position however started practicing in prone with I like (feel more solid) which is why I am concerned however height. You had mentioned going with the 10 to 14 inch legs, as height is another decision that I am trying to make as I am wondering if there is an option that would work in a prone and or sitting position. Than you so much again for the information!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nrth16, post: 2550230, member: 123647"] Good morning Dragoon300 thank you very very much for the photos and explanation. If you don't mind can you speak about the differences of of function. Of course I have been reading and researching and it seems like hunters state that the use of the atlas in the shooting position is easier to operate? I am assuming they are in a prone position and speaking about adjustments? I have been trying to find videos of the evolution in operation in a shooting position however I am coming up blank. The bipod that I will be purchasing will be strictly for hunting purposes. I have always used a tree or homemade shooting stick however after last years elk hunt I need to have something with more stability for longer ranges. I appreciate your time and response in regards to both brands function as I am trying to understand. I know the evo is spring loaded and you can buy all the different leg lengths and tips. The Atlas you buy a set height with tips and or a 3 inch extension. Most of my shooting that I have done has either been from a sitting or standing position however started practicing in prone with I like (feel more solid) which is why I am concerned however height. You had mentioned going with the 10 to 14 inch legs, as height is another decision that I am trying to make as I am wondering if there is an option that would work in a prone and or sitting position. Than you so much again for the information! [/QUOTE]
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