Traditional bipod location converts tiny human error into a magnified point of impact (POI) shift down range. It's a physics problem appearing to be a skill problem. We have a solution. We move the fulcrum (a.k.a. your bipod) forward. Increase that distance even more, and the improvement continues.
MATH DOESN'T LIE
Double the distance from the heel of your rifle to the fulcrum, and your POI shift shrinks by 50%. Triple the distance from the heel to the fulcrum, and the POI shift shrinks by 66.6%.
We've been behind that rifle
Dancing crosshairs are not fun, they cost time and they mess with your confidence. Make that dance stop. Experience calm crosshairs.
Your bipod is now attached at the end of a long lever. Physics makes it "weigh more." That extra weight tames your rifle. Your rifle no longer jumps. Your rifle now recoils straight into your shoulder.
