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ATLAS Bipod: Which One?
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<blockquote data-quote="KU_Geo" data-source="post: 2099664" data-attributes="member: 19454"><p>Thanks for all the replies. Leaning toward the tall PSR with quick detach mount. I've usually just shot off my pack as neededand it's been fine for the most part. I'm no long range guy as most my shots seem to end up being sub 400yds. This years bighorn was at 275yds, which was a chip shot prone using the pack. Bipod is Obviously some extra weight but think I'll just have to try it for a while to see if it's worth carrying for the additional stability if I want to stretch things out toward 600yds.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KU_Geo, post: 2099664, member: 19454"] Thanks for all the replies. Leaning toward the tall PSR with quick detach mount. I’ve usually just shot off my pack as neededand it’s been fine for the most part. I’m no long range guy as most my shots seem to end up being sub 400yds. This years bighorn was at 275yds, which was a chip shot prone using the pack. Bipod is Obviously some extra weight but think I’ll just have to try it for a while to see if it’s worth carrying for the additional stability if I want to stretch things out toward 600yds. [/QUOTE]
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