1. The far end of the pipe rested on a bi-pod which was also bolted to the flatcar.

2. The mark that walk fouls is bipod at the same time rise high into the air.

3. Bipod stands apart, apart is the same as humeral ministry wide, the right hand is raised up.

4. As an aircraft, the BiPod cruises at 200 mph with a range of 530 miles or up to 760 miles at a lower-power mode of 100 mph.

5. The company developed the BiPod as part of an internal research and development project to strengthen its electric propulsion capabilities, Scaled said.

6. The first: Bipod stands to be the same as with two shoulders apart wide, two arms bend ancon side to lift, finger loose park before two shoulders.

7. Its are ordinal and ordinal for: Bipod - two crus - two ham - coxal - the small of the back - celiac breast - cervical - the head.

8. The present invention discloses a crane comprising a bipod and a balance weight hoisting device.

9. This one has a small bipod at the front to steady the weapon when fired.

10. The furniture of this gun includes a wooden buttstock and a folding bipod.

11. The QBB95 squad machine gun has a longer barrel,[/bipod.html] and is fitted with a 75-round cartridge drum and a foldable bipod for better shooting accuracy.

12. Common leg ministry flaw includes: When double genu draws close, bipod exceeds disease of 1. 5 centimeters X leg, O leg, dwarf apart.

13. In FH2 the hand-held MG34 can only be used when laying flat on the ground, using the bipod for support.