09-07-2016, 03:36 AM
The range I shoot at the most has the same type of bench and I too was having that same problem, I took off the bipod and went back to a adjustable bench rest or stacked bags off sand and the problem went away.
I think the bipod was jumping when I would squeese off a round and throw my shoot off, that and the bipod would never return to the exact spot it was sitting on first shot and when I would take the next shot the feet were on diffrent levels because of the concrete top of the table not being smooth and level surface.
I think the bipod was jumping when I would squeese off a round and throw my shoot off, that and the bipod would never return to the exact spot it was sitting on first shot and when I would take the next shot the feet were on diffrent levels because of the concrete top of the table not being smooth and level surface.