Sinclair F Class bipod for benchrest

[Centercut]

I saw this bipod that LD had last weekend, and it looks really good, and for about 1/2 the price of the AccuTac or Atlas F Class type bipods. This one looks a bit more "industrial", but it is rock solid, and seems perfect for all ranges of benchrest shooting. LD used it on his 25M rig Sunday and shot about the same (732) as he does when he uses his normal solid heavy rest (Randolph). 

https://www.brownells.com/shooting-accessories/bipods-monopods-amp-accessories/bipods/f-class-bipod-sling-swivel-mount-w-quick-adjust-elevation-knob-prod44699.aspx

 

[stoti]

They’re great bipods, I had one on my long range centerfire gun but got rid of it because the mount wasn’t to my liking and I needed more adjustability. For a dedicated bench gun, they’re pretty darn solid. There’s another one that I can’t remember the name of (silver with two very long straight legs and ski feet) that’s super solid too And goes for about $300 if I remember correctly. I’ll look it up tonight. Stoti 

 

[jps2486]

I use one on my BR rimfire gun and my Impact. This is a much more stable platform than those two legged things that stick out at 45 degrees IMHO.

 

[stoti]

CC, the other bipod I was talking about is made by Mystic Precision. I think you can get one at MidwayUSA.

Stoti

 

[saxon57]

I have one, its very solid. Can you use a bipod for 25 meter benchrest? I was told that you cant use them?

 

[nomojo65]

I have the Mystic precision, it’s very well made, (the company is out of Canada I believe?) Infinitely adj. rock solid and light weight, only concern you might have is they are set up for T-slot- Anschutz rail? A couple of friends use the them on F-class guns and love them. Don’t see them much in airgun comp. not sure why?

 

[Centercut]

I have one, its very solid. Can you use a bipod for 25 meter benchrest? I was told that you cant use them?

Yes. It’s done all the time. No problem.

 

[saxon57]

Good to know, thanks Centercut!