Knex Bipod 2.0






This project started shortly after I started my Goliath knex gun. I needed a larger bipod that can support the weight of my Goliath (the gun is over 2 1/2 feet long and probably weighs 3-5 lb). Another thing that I needed was larger feet to spread the weight around. I will not be posting instructions because if you build the 1.0 and look at these pics it is easy to build.