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blackhawk traverse bipod

  • 21-06-2013 11:03pm
    #1
    sniperman
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    hi all,anyone using or heard of blackhawk traverse bipod?i believe they allow one to track your target (rabbit,fox)from left to right,without repositioning the whole rig,and i have read they are on par with harris:confused:


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  • #2
    German pointer
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    sniperman wrote: »
    hi all,anyone using or heard of blackhawk traverse bipod?i believe they allow one to track your target (rabbit,fox)from left to right,without repositioning the whole rig,and i have read they are on par with harris:confused:

    I have a 13" to 23" one and did not like it at first on the .270 but at this time of year it is great for getting over the long grass for the bunnies


  • #3
    sniperman
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    German pointer wrote: »
    I have a 13" to 23" one and did not like it at first on the .270 but at this time of year it is great for getting over the long grass for the bunnies
    hi,can i ask you where you got it,and does it let you track the target from left to right?thanks


  • #4
    German pointer
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    sniperman wrote: »
    hi,can i ask you where you got it,and does it let you track the target from left to right?thanks


    I got in Cabelas for about $75 but it cost another $75 for shipping which I did not know about till I had finished the order. It's not on a par with the Harris but not far behind it either. Have a look at this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WU_Q2U9KkmE

    You can see how it operates


  • #5
    sniperman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,035 ✭✭✭sniperman


    German pointer wrote: »
    I got in Cabelas for about $75 but it cost another $75 for shipping which I did not know about till I had finished the order. It's not on a par with the Harris but not far behind it either. Have a look at this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WU_Q2U9KkmE

    You can see how it operates
    thanks mate,very helpfull,it looks good,so was your one worth the money you paid?


  • #6
    German pointer
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    Yes it was. I bought it for the .270 for deer and did not like it for that at the start. But when I got the .22 and put it on that. It is great at this time in the long grass where the 13" is too short. Some of the ground I shoot at the moment is long grass and cut fields so the extra height is good. The only drawback with it extended to the 24" is it feels a small bit wobbly but don't let this put you off. Overall it is a great piece of kit.


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