Impossible to forget a bipod if it's attached.If it's gonna get THAT kicked, Fawk it, just use a folded up blanket.![]()
While they may work, there is a reason why competition shooters and professional marksman worldwide have been using the Harris. Chinese knockoffs are rarely as good as the real deal. Buy Chinese if you are on a budget, but plan on replacing it if you run it hard.Yup wallymart for the 6-9" one. Its a copy of the harris and you wont know the difference except that you did not overy pay for a "brand" name.
Its the same as stoney point also, before winchester started to have china make it with their logo.
I have used them for close to 15 yrs myself with never a problem.
While they may work, there is a reason why competition shooters and professional marksman worldwide have been using the Harris. Chinese knockoffs are rarely as good as the real deal. Buy Chinese if you are on a budget, but plan on replacing it if you run it hard.
put the same one on my savage 17hmr. works great the stock is just too small so it wobbles a little.I grabbed a 6-9" Caldwell swivel for about $40 to put on my 10/22.
WalMart bipods are worth the $20 you spend on them.
They work when fully retracted, and they work when fully extended and the legs click open. They are marginal at best for intermediate heights.
For a kick around gun, if a $20 bipod fits your needs, go for it.
I keep one in my range bag, and it beats the shit out of a rolled-up coat.
Especially when it's cold out and I want to be wearing my damned coat!
I'm guessing your question wasn't "what is the best bipod that money can buy for my customized $1,200 rifle with $1,500 in glass and $400 in mounts".
I really use my shit, which is why I chose Harris. The Atlas is sweet, but slow to deploy, which is an important factor for the matches I shoot and the hunting I do.Harris is nice , but if you really use your shit check into Atlas... But your gonna pay about $220 For it... I have a 110 BA Savage .300 Win Love the Harris. But Still isn't the top of the line. But very stout and around $90.
$3200 in gun, $1800 in glass, still has a Harris.Where's that one up thread.
$350 Savage Axis in 308 with the glass (simmons) that was factory mounted on it (combo gun).WalMart bipods are worth the $20 you spend on them.
They work when fully retracted, and they work when fully extended and the legs click open. They are marginal at best for intermediate heights.
For a kick around gun, if a $20 bipod fits your needs, go for it.
I keep one in my range bag, and it beats the shit out of a rolled-up coat.
Especially when it's cold out and I want to be wearing my damned coat!
I'm guessing your question wasn't "what is the best bipod that money can buy for my customized $1,200 rifle with $1,500 in glass and $400 in mounts".
Looking for an inexpensive, but reasonably made bipod for a savage 308. Prefer sling swivel mounted.
I'm too cheap to pony up the cash for a Harris as it's going to be mounted on a kick around gun.
Exactly my point. Get the WalMart bipod. :laughing:$350 Savage Axis in 308 with the glass (simmons) that was factory mounted on it (combo gun).