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Mike91's Review of Atlas Bipods Lis' Brandi
Product has solid construction, however, my rifle (Sako S20, hunter stock) was too narrow for the outermost sides of the mount to engage against the stock and hold it securely.
Per the product manual regarding this scenario, I used additional rubber to raise the contact surface. While I was able to get the mount somewhat securely attached using this method, the end result was around a 2-3 mm gap between the stock and the edge of the mount (the outermost ~20% of the contact surface width-wise was overhang). The end result was reduced resistance to twisting forces when using the bipod and ultimately the mount was not as sturdy as I would have liked it to be.
For someone with a thicker rifle stock base where the product would fully contact across its entire surface, I think this product would work well.
Per the product manual regarding this scenario, I used additional rubber to raise the contact surface. While I was able to get the mount somewhat securely attached using this method, the end result was around a 2-3 mm gap between the stock and the edge of the mount (the outermost ~20% of the contact surface width-wise was overhang). The end result was reduced resistance to twisting forces when using the bipod and ultimately the mount was not as sturdy as I would have liked it to be.
For someone with a thicker rifle stock base where the product would fully contact across its entire surface, I think this product would work well.
Pros:
- solid construction
Cons:
- Did not work for me
Best Used for:
- Thick stocks or flatter stock bases
Would Recommend:
No