[1911nut]

My tuner testing with the B14R has been suboptimal using a bipod . I came across the EGW bag rider for an AR that attaches to a Pic rail. I have a Pic rail on my Bergy for an Atlas bipod so I was set. The bag rider has an ingenious attachment method, is made of Delrin, 3” wide and is railroad tracked. Kinda pricy but seems a better device than my Sinclair “squeeze on the forend“ bag rider.

EGW AR Bag Rider For Picatinny

This product fits:ARs with picatinny on the bottom of the handguard Picatinny rail is not included.The screw that is provided to retract the picatinny crosslug is 6-32 x 1-1/4".

www.egwguns.com

I’ll find out tomorrow how it works.

 

[1911nut]

Interesting Idea. Should work well as long as you have the right front rest. I've no doubt that my rifles are more accurate off a good solid front rest (and rear bag) than they are off any bipod. I picked up a Caldwell Rock BR rest from Midway a while back and can say, while not considered competition grade by many, it's likely the best $100 I've spent in accessories. It has really improved my shooting with my Bergara's and CZ's as it takes near 98% of the slop out of the firing sequence..

p.s. Keep us posted on the tuning. I have that same tuner and have yet to try it out.

Caldwell Rock BR Competition Rifle Front Shooting Rest Deluxe Rear

The Caldwell Rock BR Competition Front Shooting Rest and Deluxe Rear Bag Combo includes features that precision shooters have used for years to make...

www.midwayusa.com

Ive been shooting centerfire and rimfire bench guns off a Sinclair heavy Varmint rest with a windage top.

I had a good tune with the ATS but want To see if I can improve it. The ATS doesn’t have a scale on the body like a Harrell just graduations on the circumference so you can start any where. You can screw it all the way in till it comes apart. There’s no detents, ie, clicks and you have to lock it with one set screw. Seems it could work but it’s less than ideal.