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<blockquote data-quote="7Rum Slayer" data-source="post: 2276236" data-attributes="member: 113894"><p>All great advise above for sure. I think it could simply be body position or bipod preload. Could be both. I would repeat the test again and focus on dry firing that should show the reticle moving toward the impact shift. I have no experience with Atlas bipods but I run Harris S series and they are sensitive to preloading when I encounter different terrain. I have found with the Harris bipods if I put a small slick piece of cardboard under the bipod feet I do not have to preload at all and my POI usually stays the same from bench to prone as long as I use the same rear support. The cardboard simply allows the bipod feet to slide smoothly and creates free recoil management. It may be worth a try. best of luck, Jason</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="7Rum Slayer, post: 2276236, member: 113894"] All great advise above for sure. I think it could simply be body position or bipod preload. Could be both. I would repeat the test again and focus on dry firing that should show the reticle moving toward the impact shift. I have no experience with Atlas bipods but I run Harris S series and they are sensitive to preloading when I encounter different terrain. I have found with the Harris bipods if I put a small slick piece of cardboard under the bipod feet I do not have to preload at all and my POI usually stays the same from bench to prone as long as I use the same rear support. The cardboard simply allows the bipod feet to slide smoothly and creates free recoil management. It may be worth a try. best of luck, Jason [/QUOTE]
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