When adapters come into play for the Harris bipods, my personal favorite is the ADM setup. I'm running that on two or three rifles (can't remember how many?... ). ADM Part # AD-BP.
http://www.americandefensemanufacturing.com/view/product/15/
Just got started on this tonight - hell of alot easier than I imagined it would be. There's gonna be THOUSANDS of these little guys running around soon. <thumbsup>
Hey Jon! Made my first four cases tonight - bet it didn't even take 5 minutes, total. Chopped them at the neck, chamfered inner & outer, and ran them through the press. They still need to be trimmed to final length, but it was EASY, brother! Once fired Lake City 5.56 cases.
Talked to my Brother Ron today - he picked up his SR762. I need to get over there and check it out. We'll probably be out blasting that beast shortly. <thumbsup>
I picked that up a couple weeks ago, brother - almost as soon as I saw they had it. Pretty good. All documentary, and all about what kind of person he was. Good stuff, worth the money. <thumbsup>
Nah, that's not quite true, brother - you have THIS idiot there...
She might be good looking, but she's about as liberal as they get. She wants to be a Kentucky Senator, too. Don't let her get there, brother, don't let her get there...
Yep.
Your pistol will recoil UP if you don't grip it tight enough with both hands, and/or control the trigger follow through.
Your pistol will recoil left/right, to the "path of least resistance." Shooting right-handed, and seeing it recoil towards the left = good grip with the right (firing) hand - but unequal support on the other side of the pistol.
Pistol hand - grip pressure: hold the pistol in your firing hand (one hand). Focus on a target. Tighten your grip to the point that your sights (sighted on a target) start to shake - that's too much grip pressure. Start SLOWLY relaxing your grip until your sights do not shake anymore... That's the perfect grip pressure that you need with your firing hand.
Then... you need to match that force with your non-firing hand, in support. Gripping and making things shake isn't the way to do it - test firing with different amounts of pressure is the only way.
More support from your left hand, and better trigger follow through, then. <thumbsup>
Start there, and you'll see that group move more towards the center, instead of an upper-left spread.