A proponent to a well balanced Impact, as well as a number of other features! What are your thoughts?
Fresh & Hot - the Anvil Rail
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Looks bulky and the amount of crap people strap to their Impacts is rivalling the AR-15. Looks functional though!
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Like that it is similar to back bone, in that it goes all the way back . Wished it went further forward and had a side rail with some type of standard mounting for light, lazer, or other devices
Allen
Allen
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Thats a lot of hop ups on that thing, knowing the price of these it is a route i will never be able to go, at least not this side of a major lotto win.
Other than that,,, well no pockets in the last pair of pants, so hell yeah.
Other than that,,, well no pockets in the last pair of pants, so hell yeah.
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That is Fresh and Hot.
Dual Bottle Pantera? ...um... I thought of that 4 weeks ago. I SHOULD HAVE GOT A PANTENT! Darn it!!! -Nate
Dual Bottle Pantera? ...um... I thought of that 4 weeks ago. I SHOULD HAVE GOT A PANTENT! Darn it!!! -Nate
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I think fx already had it in the works by that time i saw a post yesterday with a bottle on the front and one behind the grip
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Suppose to be...2lbs per the link...for NRL/PRS competition mainly or if you want to spice up your rig.
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Strapped one on my rig yesterday. It definitely goes a good job of balancing the gun out. It also protects those 700cc bottles better.
I wouldn't want to tote this around but having an arca rail that goes so far forward and back and better balance goes a long way on the bench for me.
Quality is top shelf. Very solid and functional.
I wouldn't want to tote this around but having an arca rail that goes so far forward and back and better balance goes a long way on the bench for me.
Quality is top shelf. Very solid and functional.
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I have very much contemplated one of those small tripods, but i have not yet pulled the trigger on one
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Worth every penny. So much better than a bipod for plinking and hunting. I use a bipod up front and monopod in the rear for zeroing, but after that, it's back to the tripod.
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