Pretty darn close. Springbok legs go 19.5"-38.5". Plenty for kneeling. But for folks who aren't cutting the handles off their toothbrushes, an extra 5 or 6 oz is pretty trivial.
True enough. They do offer longer legs separately that can be used with any of their bipods, but they are a bit longer/heavier than the ones that ship with the Springbok.
Honestly, the Springbok bipod mount would probably work just fine for you. As BMart mentioned, they all use the same...
The jury's still out for me on the springbok attachment itself. But the legs are the absolute perfect length for shooting from seated/kneeling position. For a more secure shooting position I unscrewed the legs from the springbok and attached them to a conventional javelin bipod holder thingy...
Bumping again. Did the muzzle velocity on the 18” barrels stabilize as they broke in?
Was also interested to read about pressure issues in early ammo. I had a heavy bolt lift a while back while doing some initial chrono work on my XBolt in 7PRC. Didn’t occur that it could be the factory...
That’s exciting. I appreciate the field report!
I’ve been shooting 160gr Hornady CXs, which I think are loaded a bit light as they have the same posted muzzle velocity (3000fps) as their 175gr ELDX. Makes me think they’d shoot well out of a shorter barrel…
Curious if you run into any kind of muzzle blast from unburnt powder at 18”. I’ve got a Browning XBolt in 7PRC that I’m thinking of having chopped down to 18, but I don’t plan to run a suppressor.
That looks fantastic. I’ll definitely be picking it up when it is released.
They are phenomenal on a tripod. I’ve never used a Sportsmen’s head. But in scan mode the view while mounted on my dinky tripod and cheapo Charlie ball head mount feels so smooth it’s almost cinematic.
The hardware side of the binos is covered for life by SIG. The electronics are covered for 5 years. Course, that doesn’t help in the field. But mine held up great during a hunt over Thanksgiving weekend. And it sounds like Cliff G used them a ton this fall without issues.
Where did they post that. I found a solution on Amazon for $30, but it’s a little clunky. Would love to see what they came up with.
FWIW the 16s have really impressed me. Definitely not the right one for my bino harness east of the Mississippi. But out west? This plus a rangefinder with a...
I’m the same with non-stabilized 10s. I can do it okay with the hand on hat brim trick, but they’re definitely not as good as my 8s. I’m heading out today for a Thanksgiving hunt in some wide open parts of West Virginia. Right now I’m gonna run with the 8s on my chest and the 16s packed away for...
Having been mulling over picking up a 15x for intensive grid glassing for some time, I took the Goldilocks approach and bought the SIG in the 16x42. They have just as wide a FOV as the 12s with only a slight loss in exit pupil size. Unless I’m in big wide open country I’m going to run these...