08-10-2018, 07:38 PM
I have found that the more I load the bipod, the better I do. I have also noticed that I have much to learn on the AR as a bench gun. There are just a few variables, and somehow, by the end of the session, I have tried changing all of them three or four times, never completing the "system".
It's easy to change more than one thing from group to group; I think this is why I do best with a heavily loaded bipod, it removes a few variables from my ability to change. Of course, loading the bipod itself introduces variables...
It's easy to change more than one thing from group to group; I think this is why I do best with a heavily loaded bipod, it removes a few variables from my ability to change. Of course, loading the bipod itself introduces variables...
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