So after searching around for short amount of time it became clear that buying a clamp-on bipod maybe wasnt the best idea. I have a simple Remington air rifle I purchased from Dickssportinggoods shooting 1,000 FPS.
The accuracy without the bipod is very acceptable, and upon attaching the bipod i have noticed myself without doing any research that the accuracy was affected.
In what ways is the accuracy affected? Is it because I am adding weight to the end of the gun and pulling the end the barrel down with it?
Would adding say some soft felt cloth or something around the barrel where I clamp the bipod on reduce vibrations in any way and get some accuracy back?
One last question, does adding the bipod completely skewer my groupings entirely? Or is it just a matter of having to re-zero my scope and my accuracy would be back to where it originally was?
The accuracy without the bipod is very acceptable, and upon attaching the bipod i have noticed myself without doing any research that the accuracy was affected.
In what ways is the accuracy affected? Is it because I am adding weight to the end of the gun and pulling the end the barrel down with it?
Would adding say some soft felt cloth or something around the barrel where I clamp the bipod on reduce vibrations in any way and get some accuracy back?
One last question, does adding the bipod completely skewer my groupings entirely? Or is it just a matter of having to re-zero my scope and my accuracy would be back to where it originally was?