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I only ordered the 12 podlocks in however I may still have some of the lighter plastic ones here, if so you can have two of those.

OK ta muchly :-)

If you're looking for a super accurate scale (non digital old school mechanical one that is) then drop 1066 a message about his tuned go faster scales

As per the limited run of bipods, good Matt says they're great and will sell loads, bad Matt says if you're shooting competition against us that have them then definitely don't buy one tongueout

Mr_Logic wrote:OK. if it increases cost I'll stick to standard :) need to track down a super-accurate scale for the 223 so credit card is about to take a battering!

It increases the cost by less than a tenner you tight git!!

As for weight.... :cool2:

You can always add one later anyway T

Didn't realise cost difference so small!! Since it can be done later will take what is built for now and test, and I expect all will be well in any case :)

Over half the users of the bipods do not use podlocks at all, instead they use the friction screws at the top which work very nicely, I tried this method myself and was pleased with the results. Two people use two podlocks and the rest are using one podlock only. From memory they are around GBP3.90 each.

Ok thanks, at that cost let's just go for the Maggot Special if that is OK please?

Mr_Logic wrote:Ok thanks, at that cost let's just go for the Maggot Special if that is OK please?

I will add a second one to your order.

This one is for the existing users, has anyone got remotely close to shooting at maximum elevation yet. More to the point do you think you ever will?

I haven't got near it yet and don't think I ever will, the firing point would have to really drop off at the front end of the rifle to have it raised that high.