Just a couple of average gun owners enjoying the sport. No sponsors. No financial support. No formal training.







https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KA6wxbJRoyc&t=8s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-T5LRIBkoo&t=8s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEfuOH1vRhc&t=163s

The accuracy/500yd test one was interesting.  We all knew the front end was pushed around too easily, but I hadn't seen that workarounds were getting good enough results.  "Everyone knows you load up a bipod" shooting advice is derived from free-floated bench rifles that dominate the long-range scene...and the RDB isn't free floated.  I suspect it's more like sling-shooting mechanics, where consistency is what's important, not simply pulling on the sling hard enough to lock it to your shoulder.

My workaround, which I have been happy enough with but haven't had much chance to shoot for consistency, is to simply use the grip as a monopod.  Similarly, I'd be interested to see how well a Tavor-esque bipod mounted on the grip would isolate the front end & possibly improve accuracy.  Make it just tall enough to use a 30 round mag.