Just purchased an Accu-Tac for a precision class I took last week. Today thy are running a 50% off sale from noon to 4:30pm. I ordered some spiked feet with claws.
Valhalla is much much lighter and still very solid but lacks any panning facility . Great bipod though and mine lives very happily on my Diana AIRKING PRO and my Ghost .
Alright mate, they are nice bi-pods and really well made. I think they are made for powerful rifles not sub 12 pellet guns. It's like the people you see with 2 or 3 thousand pound scope's on a sub-12 rifle that shoot rabbits and squirrels at 30 or 40 yards it's a bit of over kill. I suppose if you've got the money why not but it does seem a bit much. Like that bi-pod it is really good but a cheap one would be good enough for what you can do with a 12 ft-lb air rifle . That one is nice though and like I said if you can why not. Thanks for the videos
I agree to a degree ,for a long time i used a 40 quid e bay bipod an Adrass copy that was ok ,the bolts kept coming loose and it was stiff to set the legs though but it did the job . I suppose its a case of diminishing returns you dont get a massive improvement for more money but it is simply the best bipod brand going to be fair ,weight aside of course as their all heavy buggers
Just purchased an Accu-Tac for a precision class I took last week. Today thy are running a 50% off sale from noon to 4:30pm. I ordered some spiked feet with claws.
Love it mate 👌 they are mint
great bipod 👍 however i prefer the valhalla myself but acutac definitely make a great bipod very good range indeed 👌
Valhalla is much much lighter and still very solid but lacks any panning facility . Great bipod though and mine lives very happily on my Diana AIRKING PRO and my Ghost .
Mine came in a accu-tac hard case. Did yours not?
Alright mate, they are nice bi-pods and really well made. I think they are made for powerful rifles not sub 12 pellet guns. It's like the people you see with 2 or 3 thousand pound scope's on a sub-12 rifle that shoot rabbits and squirrels at 30 or 40 yards it's a bit of over kill. I suppose if you've got the money why not but it does seem a bit much. Like that bi-pod it is really good but a cheap one would be good enough for what you can do with a 12 ft-lb air rifle . That one is nice though and like I said if you can why not. Thanks for the videos
I agree to a degree ,for a long time i used a 40 quid e bay bipod an Adrass copy that was ok ,the bolts kept coming loose and it was stiff to set the legs though but it did the job . I suppose its a case of diminishing returns you dont get a massive improvement for more money but it is simply the best bipod brand going to be fair ,weight aside of course as their all heavy buggers
They extension of the legs seems very noisy for hunting
Pushing the release button while extending the leg will eliminate the ratcheting sound.