Does this really go down to 24" at the gun? My Gen 1 is listed as 36", 36" is too tall for sitting. Has Primus truly reduced the short to 24"?
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It does, but only because the legs will spread very wide. I like mine though.
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Can't answer as I have the tripod that was sent in error instead of the bipod that they allowed me to keep.
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Denis, This thing works great. All you do is let it down as far as it will go and if you want it lower just spread the legs so you get the height you want. I hunt with a S & W 500 Magnum. I hunt at one of my fields out of a ground blind. This Primos Bipod works great for me. If i'm hunting, my bipod is with me.Good hunting.J W Brewer
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The legs can spread further apart on the gen2, but it really is a tall stick. It can get down to 24", but because the legs are close to horizontal, the bipod flexes a bit and it is difficult to adjust the height to small increments like 27" or 30". If I remember correctly, gen1 has one tall bipod and one short bipod. My vote is to get one of the gen1 bipods that suit the shooting height and skip the gen2 for sitting positions.
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You can lower it one inch or two. Or the same part is available to keep it stock height.
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I believe it is only for Gen 3 and below. Gen 4 has a different spring system. The buffers fit my gen 3's but not my gen 4's. Glock makes such a fine system, that i experience a very small difference when using them on my gen 3's. I use them as a percaution to theoretically lengthen their lifespan. I viewed them as cheap insurance.
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Lowers about 1 inch. I had spoke to Progressive Suspension and said to keep stock height with stock wheel, but I went to a 23" wheel. Also good for a 21" wheel.
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Two to three inches. I returned mine because I shoot a magnum rifle and it tore this rest up on the first range system. I got a primos rest instead way better rest same money.
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It is the short barrel. I had the same question when I purchased the rifle.
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On my Savage Mark II rifle (.22) there is only a butt plate; therefore, I did not remove it. If your gun has an actual butt pad then you may have to remove it depending on how thick it is. You'll have to judge that for yourself. My goal with this pad was to increase LOP since my stock was a lot shorter than I liked.
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Hey Sweet, sorry to keep you waiting. I've been traveling for work all week and just got in. I measured the bag, and confirmed the height is 12 by 42 length. I have carbine with a six position stock so it fits very well. For optics, I have a Bushnell TRS-25 sitting on top of a mid-height riser. Due to how small my rifle is, I think I could probably fit a 10x50mm scope on top of the rail and still have room in this bag. Is your gun rifle length, or is it a carbine with a rifle length rail? I am building another one and I want to do a low profile gas block with a free-floating rifle length rail. I think that's really slick looking! Hey Sweet, sorry to keep you waiting. I've been traveling for work all week and just got in. I measured the bag, and confirmed the height is 12 by 42 length. I have carbine with a six position stock so it fits very well. For optics, I have a Bushnell TRS-25 sitting on top of a mid-height riser. Due to how small my rifle is, I think I could probably fit a 10x50mm scope on top of the rail and still have room in this bag. Is your gun rifle length, or is it a carbine with a rifle length rail? I am building another one and I want to do a low profile gas block with a free-floating... » Read More Hey Sweet, sorry to keep you waiting. I've been traveling for work all week and just got in. I measured the bag, and confirmed the height is 12 by 42 length. I have carbine with a six position stock so it fits very well. For optics, I have a Bushnell TRS-25 sitting on top of a mid-height riser. Due to how small my rifle is, I think I could probably fit a 10x50mm scope on top of the rail and still have room in this bag. Is your gun rifle length, or is it a carbine with a rifle length rail? I am building another one and I want to do a low profile gas block with a free-floating rifle length rail. I think that's really slick looking! « Show Less
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Because the seat post has a spring in it, you can't lower it quite all the way down as you can on a non-shock-absorber seat post. I found I didn't like the shock-absorber seat post, so I took it apart and pulled the spring out. This let me lower the seat another inch or so down, which set it right at the height that was perfect for my short legs ;)
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The height or Langth betwine holster and calf strap and width are very adjustable. Made for tall legs, skinny legs, big legs... The system does tend to slide down after a bit because the weight of the gun. I use some coban or coflex tape to keep it from sliding down.
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I don't have a gen4. But you could look up on glocks site to make sure the dimensions are the same as gen3. But also, the extension fits onto a MAGAZINE, not the gun itself. So I'd imagine the gen is irrelevant, assuming they take the same mags. (and i'm pretty sure if your controls are for strong right hand, then all gen mags fit all gen guns.)
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I find the max practical height on mine about 64" as a tripod and 68 with all the legs together. The middle section has legs with gradations showing about 18" of adjustment. The lower leg sections extend out 21". The absolute lowest I can get mine is 22.5" from ground to the saddle where the fore end of your rifle stock rests. I use mine to mainly kill hogs at night using night vision equipment and a suppressed .223 rifle. I highly recommend the Bog Pod...it is extremely stable and I never miss using it. Killed about 70 hogs with it last year from July-Dec. Hope this helps....
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no. my wife's size was. it made it much more comfortable for her. she's about your height. i am 6'1" and i like it much more than the 16+" original stock. i actually tried many that would suite her and me. this is by far the best one yet. hogue has yet to let me down.
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The spring assembly on the subcompact models is a larger diameter and is noticeably different than the one pictured on in the full sized Glock. They do make a subcompact recoil buffer for the 26, 27 & 33, think it will also fit the infamous 36 as well.
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mine only reached 11". but i think all of them are different. i think thats why they are sold so much cheaper than the original price. some of the reviews said they didn't expand to the full 12". may be a defect in the ones that are are marked down so much. :o/ but im happy based on the price i paid for it :o)
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Beings that there is 25.400 mm per inch, that would translate out as 6.5 being .2559 inches, a little over 1/4". My TruGlow site sight checks .230 or 5.8 mm high from the top of my slide but remember, there are different height sights, pending on which one you buy. I have the one that looks like the picture here on Amazon instead of the traditional design that comes with new Glocks.
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I am not sure . gen 4 is a different gun than 3 and 2. I know that nothing else will interchange.it also took a serious amount of grinding . not for the weak at heart. trigger pull is nice . prob would have it done next time