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  • Blue1080
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2013
    • 2

    Suggestions for Bipod and Muzzle break?

    I have a Savege BA Stealth in 308 on its way and wanted suggestions on a good bipod and muzzle break?
  • #2
    randomthought
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2012
    • 72

    Atlas psr for the bipod. I use muzzle brakes and more, the beast brake. Hasn't updated site in awhile so may need to email to see if he's still around.



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    • #3
      LynnJr
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      • Jan 2013
      • 7958

      Harris bipod and a J-P Tank style brake.
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      • #4
        Blade Gunner
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        • Mar 2013
        • 4422

        Atlas
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        • #5
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          Shop premium rifle bipods from Accu-Tac built for tactical, competition, hunting, and long-range shooting. Engineered for stability, durability, and precision performance in any environment. Proudly made in the USA.


          GREAT bipod

          For the muzzle device...those are pretty personal...are you looking to mitigate muzzle rise?
          Or something else?
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          • #6
            ocabj
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            • Oct 2005
            • 7924

            Harris S-BRM and an Area 419 HELLFIRE.

            I bought an Atlas PSR with the non-rotating feet. For some reason, I just don't like the recoil impulse when shooting with an Atlas. I keep it in bag as a backup for people to borrow at the range, but other than that, I stick to Harris.

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            • #7
              Bicky
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              • Feb 2015
              • 203

              Insight Arms Heathen brake

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              • #8
                MongooseV8
                Veteran Member
                • Apr 2010
                • 4426

                Ross Schuler brakes are hands down the best for your money. But a 308 wont normally need a brake especially in a heavier target style rifle.

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                • #9
                  longrange1
                  Senior Member
                  • Dec 2015
                  • 1032

                  Originally posted by ocabj
                  Harris S-BRM and an Area 419 HELLFIRE.
                  this right here^^^ ive shot a lot of different brakes and the 419 is the best at reducing recoil and muzzle movement...second would be the JP tank.
                  i bought an atlas and didnt even finish a match with it...swapped back to the harris and sold the atlas the next day.

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                  • #10
                    Citadelgrad87
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                    • Mar 2007
                    • 16981

                    Can anyone who has an atlas explain the differences that make it vetter than a harris.

                    Objective differences that you can tell me about wouod be great.

                    I dont sweat spending more money if theres a benefit. I have used Harris bipods for years and am wondering what is lacking in them.

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                    • #11
                      Mute
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                      • Oct 2005
                      • 8597

                      Originally posted by Citadelgrad87
                      Can anyone who has an atlas explain the differences that make it vetter than a harris.

                      Objective differences that you can tell me about wouod be great.

                      I dont sweat spending more money if theres a benefit. I have used Harris bipods for years and am wondering what is lacking in them.

                      Thanks.
                      I like the ability to set my legs at any angle forward or back, something you can't do with the Harris. I also like the ability to rotate the tilt and direction as well as change the tension on those adjustments. A Harris with a podlock does a decent job, but for me it doesn't duplicate the versatility of the Atlas. The one thing that a Harris does have an advantage in is the quicker deployment, but that has not been a huge issue for me, but if my use dictated the need for quick deployment of the bipod, I'd probably go with a Harris or better yet, a Bobro.

                      I also agree with the others on the Hellfire 419 brake. Excellent choice. Hard to beat for the money.
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                      • #12
                        sigstroker
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                        • Jan 2009
                        • 19925

                        I don't like muzzle brakes myself, especially on something like a .308. But...


                        They may look a bit goofy, but they have a youtube that explains how they work, on their channel mikeandsamafterwork.

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                        • #13
                          HK416
                          Senior Member
                          • Dec 2010
                          • 1466

                          Atlas PSR and the Surefire Muzzle Brake

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                          • #14
                            Blade Gunner
                            Veteran Member
                            • Mar 2013
                            • 4422

                            Originally posted by Mute
                            I like the ability to set my legs at any angle forward or back, something you can't do with the Harris. I also like the ability to rotate the tilt and direction as well as change the tension on those adjustments. A Harris with a podlock does a decent job, but for me it doesn't duplicate the versatility of the Atlas. The one thing that a Harris does have an advantage in is the quicker deployment, but that has not been a huge issue for me, but if my use dictated the need for quick deployment of the bipod, I'd probably go with a Harris or better yet, a Bobro.

                            I also agree with the others on the Hellfire 419 brake. Excellent choice. Hard to beat for the money.


                            The Atlad bipod also has options for different feet. Rubber, spikes, claws.


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                            • #15
                              vintagearms
                              Calguns Addict
                              • Jan 2009
                              • 6841

                              The Atlas ($250) has more versatility out of the box. The Harris ($100) can be fitted with a PodLoc ($12-22), PodMod ($30) to meet most of the needs of most shooters.
                              I have both and TBH, the Harris just works.

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