Harris Bipod

[tehmedic]

Hey guys just a simplequestion
are harris bipods supposed to spring eject? or spring retract?
i just received mine today and i always thought they ejected but mine retracts for some reason :/

thanks

[Gunny_McSmith]

depends on the model you get....

[faithless]

The the spring setting on the Harris Bipod defines the type of sniper you are going to be.

If it is spring eject model, it means you are going to "Move to your Position" a lot.

If it is spring retract model, it means you are going to "Move away from your Position" a lot.

Hope it helps.

[krap101]

Originally Posted by faithless

The the spring setting on the Harris Bipod defines the type of sniper you are going to be.

If it is spring eject model, it means you are going to "Move to your Position" a lot.

If it is spring retract model, it means you are going to "Move away from your Position" a lot.

Hope it helps.

Doesn't that mean the same thing? While moving, you need to get up, and settle down... normally

[ILLusion]

Originally Posted by krap101

Doesn't that mean the same thing? While moving, you need to get up, and settle down... normally

It's the speed at which you need to extract or deploy that makes the difference. They are not the same.

It's like saying being constipated is the same thing as having diarrhea.
LOL

Deployment and extraction, my friend... deployment and extraction.

[Danke]

Well no, a "move to" type of guy is going to charge in, fire out the legs and start blasting, then when done he can wander off and fold up his legs.

A "move away" type person will creep up to his spot, deliberately deploy his equipement and fire. Then get the heck out of Dodge in a hurry.