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armedtotheteeth · January 2, 2006, 10:39 AM

I use the rockmount Bipod ( yeah , Im cheap, but i cant see the dif in it and a Harris) I use sandbags to support the butt of the rifle. Give the bags a little squeeze to change you elevation, Use you left hand to hold pressure on the bag and let the bipod hold up the front. Skeleton butt stocks help with this as you can actually reach through the buttstock to squeeze the bag. But for a woodstock 22, you will have to reach kinda under the front, or over the top. whatever works for you man.

January 2, 2006, 10:39 AM	#7
armedtotheteeth Senior Member Join Date: October 3, 2005 Location: podunk, Texas Posts: 1,610	I use the rockmount Bipod ( yeah , Im cheap, but i cant see the dif in it and a Harris) I use sandbags to support the butt of the rifle. Give the bags a little squeeze to change you elevation, Use you left hand to hold pressure on the bag and let the bipod hold up the front. Skeleton butt stocks help with this as you can actually reach through the buttstock to squeeze the bag. But for a woodstock 22, you will have to reach kinda under the front, or over the top. whatever works for you man.