MICULEK3-5

| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | PRO TIPS with JERRY MICULEK | | Using a Bipod | | | | First, we’ll start with the bipod itself and how I have mine setup. I have a swiveling bipod with the legs tied together. On the start signal, you can grab either leg, and it brings the bipod right into the locked position. It can also swivel. | | This one has a tension on it so I can lock it down, should I need to. Usually what I do is put a little bit of friction on it, and that gives the shooter more flexibility when he’s in position to hit the target. | | Also, you’ll notice the location of t

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