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How to mount and sight in a rifle scope
Learn how to mount and sight in a rifle scope, whether you are going to install it on a firearm or an air rifle. This article is intended mainly for beginner shooters.
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This is a bipod made of aluminum alloy with a joint and legs with a maximum
length of 37 cm. You can attach the rifle to an adapter for an 11 mm or 22 mm
mounting rail.
36 pcs in stock,
Estimated Delivery:
July 27 - 30.
$ 63.5
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Bipod Venox 9-15" is an ideal tactical accessory for any long‑range shooter. The manufacturer used a durable aluminium alloy, thanks to which the bipod easily withstands recoil. You can extend the legs of the bipod as you wish up to a maximum length of 37 cm. If you want shorter legs, no worries – they offer ten different positions, in which you secure the leg using a metal latch. You extend the legs only after releasing the latch located at the bottom of the leg. You release it by pressing the entire metal plate. Even though you have to push the leg back into the body manually, you can easily do it with one hand.
This is a classic bipod with two positions, parallel and perpendicular to the barrel. Strong metal springs along the legs prevent the legs from moving on their own during shooting. Your rifle should therefore hardly move at all. You set the leg to the correct position by pulling it away from the gun and lock it by moving it in the opposite direction. Rubber feet at the end of the legs also help keep the gun stable and prevent slipping even on smooth surfaces.
Another key feature of the bipod is the adapter. You can mount only HBA-type adapters on the bipod. You can then fit either an 11mm or a 22mm adapter on it. Both are included in the package. Simply loosen the screw on the underside of the bipod, remove the roller from the upper part of the head and insert the exposed lugs into the opening in the bottom of the adapter. Then tighten the screw again and the adapter is attached. You fasten it to the weapon using the supplied Allen keys.
Unlike the Fix version, this bipod also has a joint that allows for lateral tilt of the weapon. This means you do not have to change your shooting position with every small correction. The joint is secured by a screw at the front of the bipod, which you just need to loosen slightly. Compared to the Fix version, the bipod also has a rubber pad between the adapter and the bipod body.
• adjustable legs with ten different lengths
• mounting on 11mm or 22mm rail
• robust construction made of aluminium alloy
• joint secured by a screw for lateral tilt of the weapon
• rubber feet on the legs
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