Bipod for bsa ultra.

[AndrewMollon 0]

So i want to buy a bipod for my bsa ultra.

I don't have a clue what to buy.

I don't want to spend to much on a bipod also,

So anything put forward is much appreciated, I also don't know much about fitting, because im wanting to buy a sling as well, and people are telling me that i will need to drill, which i would not trust my self to do.

Thanks anyway

Edited June 24, 2012 by AndrewMollon

[villaman 9,983]

Hi

I use one from JS Ramsbottom about £28 .Had it for two years and no probs

[zini 1,939]

To honest with you buddy there are many types on EBay for around £21.

 

I own them and use them from time to time and they work if you play with their legs a little on uneven ground, but since using a tilting bipod I haven't ever looked back.

 

This type of bipod is great for uneven ground and provides a platform for straight lob to a target.

 

The ones that I like are the Deben tilting bipods which are around £57. There are more expensive ones like the Harris tilting bipod but I have had NO problems with Deben what so ever.

 

A rifle as good a BSA Ultra needs a decent bipod really buddy, one that benefits its great accuracy.

 

Here are some for you to look at from the cheaper to the more expensive

 

Si.

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/tms-ar-1A2-L-9-13-inches-rifle-bipod-with-3-different-solid-sling-adapters-base-/150722693456?pt=UK_SportingGoods_Hunting_ShootingSports_ET&hash=item2317c5c950#ht_2669wt_1396

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1A2-L-7-11-inches-approx-rifle-bipod-with-3-different-solid-sling-adapters-base-/221053637307?pt=UK_SportingGoods_Hunting_ShootingSports_ET&hash=item3377d2d2bb#ht_555wt_1396

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Deben-Swivel-Tilting-Head-Rifle-Bipods-Air-Gun-Rifle-Bipods-Choice-of-Heights-/280844355489?pt=UK_SportingGoods_Hunting_ShootingSports_ET&var=&hash=item4163a0c7a1#ht_605wt_1163

[AndrewMollon 0]

To honest with you buddy there are many types on EBay for around £21.

 

I own them and use them from time to time and they work if you play with their legs a little on uneven ground, but since using a tilting bipod I haven't ever looked back.

 

This type of bipod is great for uneven ground and provides a platform for straight lob to a target.

 

The ones that I like are the Deben tilting bipods which are around £57. There are more expensive ones like the Harris tilting bipod but I have had NO problems with Deben what so ever.

 

A rifle as good a BSA Ultra needs a decent bipod really buddy, one that benefits its great accuracy.

 

Here are some for you to look at from the cheaper to the more expensive

 

Si.

 

http://www.ebay.co.u...#ht_2669wt_1396

 

http://www.ebay.co.u...b#ht_555wt_1396

 

http://www.ebay.co.u...1#ht_605wt_1163

Thanks man, Will i need to drill or move shit around on the gun, i'vw only had the gun for a month or so :/

[AR177 588]

I too use a Deben Tilt Bi-pod, very nice and no problems, 3-9inch with the swivel feet etc. very sturdy and gives a good shooting rest.

 

however if i were to do it again i would go with a non tilt - just personal preference

 

ATB

 

Adam

[AR177 588]

If your drilling make sure you measure twice and drill a pilot hole first so you dont split the stock

 

ATB

 

Adam

[AndrewMollon 0]

If your drilling make sure you measure twice and drill a pilot hole first so you dont split the stock

 

ATB

 

Adam

See, i wouldn't know were to measure :L

[AndrewMollon 0]

Hi

I use one from JS Ramsbottom about £28 .Had it for two years and no probs

Thanks dude!

[zini 1,939]

No mate its just one small hole done with a drill that takes 1 minute to do.

 

I do all my own now with a cordless drill and a bit of masking tape to stop drill slip.

 

Si.

[AndrewMollon 0]

No mate its just one small hole done with a drill that takes 1 minute to do.

 

I do all my own now with a cordless drill and a bit of masking tape to stop drill slip.

 

Si.

Ohh ok man, il still probably mess up.:L

[AR177 588]

The Stud you fit just needs to the the right distance from the end of the stock so the body of the bipod dosnt poke out over the end, very easy to do.

 

Just things to remember are measure twice to make sure you have the correct distance, use a very small drill to start with to make the pilot hole then use the correct size drill after (the first drill stops the larger drill splitting the wood)

 

Oh and take the stock off the rifle when you do it

 

Its not a complex or hard job just take your time with it

 

ATB

 

Adam

 

Edit: Buy the right stud too the rear studs are longer the front studs are shorter

[AndrewMollon 0]

The Stud you fit just needs to the the right distance from the end of the stock so the body of the bipod dosnt poke out over the end, very easy to do.

 

Just things to remember are measure twice to make sure you have the correct distance, use a very small drill to start with to make the pilot hole then use the correct size drill after (the first drill stops the larger drill splitting the wood)

 

Oh and take the stock off the rifle when you do it

 

Its not a complex or hard job just take your time with it

 

ATB

 

Adam

 

Edit: Buy the right stud too the rear studs are longer the front studs are shorter

Thanks man, quick question, do the studs come with the bipod?

[AR177 588]

no they are separate, not very expensive

 

Just go in any gun shop and ask for a front sling stud / bipod stud they should know what you need

 

ATB

 

Adam

[AR177 588]

left is a front right is a rear, some different brands look slightly different but they are all pritty much like that

 

ATB

 

Adam

[AndrewMollon 0]

left is a front right is a rear, some different brands look slightly different but they are all pritty much like that

 

ATB

 

Adam

Thanks, you have seriously helped me out a bunch