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<blockquote data-quote="rhouser" data-source="post: 1222731" data-attributes="member: 18752"><p>I thought I was going to have to come back and rewrite my opinion of the Buddy Bipod Small Double Cross that I bought. I went to the range on Sunday to chrono some hotter loads for my RUM. I set up with my bipod and I found myself shooting horizontal and vertical strings. It could have been the loads, but, I couldn't believe it. I can't claim any windage at a 100 yard indoor range. I was ready to blame my handling of the Bipod Buddy rest. </p><p></p><p>When I got home and started to clean my rifle I found that the front rail mount for my bipod was ready to fall off the rifle. The rear screw completely backed off any pressure (a full thread was visible outside of the stock). The front was backed off to finger loose. There was a free drop between the rear of the rail and the stock. I got out the lock tight and reset the screws on the front rail piece.</p><p></p><p>Moral of the story: Watch out for loose screws and never assume that it is the newest piece of changed equipment that is causing a new found issue.</p><p></p><p>thanks to all for a great forum.</p><p>rch</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rhouser, post: 1222731, member: 18752"] I thought I was going to have to come back and rewrite my opinion of the Buddy Bipod Small Double Cross that I bought. I went to the range on Sunday to chrono some hotter loads for my RUM. I set up with my bipod and I found myself shooting horizontal and vertical strings. It could have been the loads, but, I couldn't believe it. I can't claim any windage at a 100 yard indoor range. I was ready to blame my handling of the Bipod Buddy rest. When I got home and started to clean my rifle I found that the front rail mount for my bipod was ready to fall off the rifle. The rear screw completely backed off any pressure (a full thread was visible outside of the stock). The front was backed off to finger loose. There was a free drop between the rear of the rail and the stock. I got out the lock tight and reset the screws on the front rail piece. Moral of the story: Watch out for loose screws and never assume that it is the newest piece of changed equipment that is causing a new found issue. thanks to all for a great forum. rch [/QUOTE]
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