Introduction: How to Make an Airsoft Bi-pod(very Easy and Sufficient!!)
Thinking of a way to make an airsoft bi-pod? Here's is ALMOST THE BEST WAY TO MAKE ONE THAT SAVES A LOT OF MONEY!! The parts you need are easy to find too:
*2 PVC pipes (any length/size but not too thick)
*Electrical tape-orange and black (Duct tape works too but this is better)
*A PL61 laser (not really recommended,you can use others but this is the best one to use for me....) Oh and the laser needs to be removable from the cartridge that you attach on the rail or if you cant find it is fine. :D
>>P.S. the laser above is not a PL61, it's just what I can find in the internet...
*2 PVC pipes (any length/size but not too thick)
*Electrical tape-orange and black (Duct tape works too but this is better)
*A PL61 laser (not really recommended,you can use others but this is the best one to use for me....) Oh and the laser needs to be removable from the cartridge that you attach on the rail or if you cant find it is fine. :D
>>P.S. the laser above is not a PL61, it's just what I can find in the internet...
Step 1: 1st Step
First step is to get both PVC pipes and try to fill the hollow inside it with something....what I used is a pencil but make sure it is not sharpened yet and my PVC pipes are thin so the pencils DO fit. Then cover thoroughly with orange electrical tape. Then, Get your laser and remove it from the cartridge thingie. If you can't, then just remove the batteries (make sure you don't want this laser!) and cover with orange electrical tape. Now your parts are ready, we move on to the other step.. :)
Step 2: 2nd Step
Now, put the 2 PVC pipes next to the cartridge with the cartridge facing upwards and the pipes on opposite sides. Then wrap around with orange electrical tape the end of the pipes sticking to the laser cartridge. Then, on the middle of the 2 pipes, wrap around a black electrical tape. If you are confused, see the pictures on the next step..
Step 3: 3rd Step
Ok, now, cover the entire thing with black electrical tape except the bottom of the stands/pipes. Then, there you have your bipod! And also, below is an MP5 modified to a sniper rifle and the scope is also homemade. :)