Rifle Bipod Recommendations

[CP3]

First time post and hello everyone.

I have a browning abolt 30-06 with synthetic stock and I'm looking for recommendations for a practical hunting bipod that I can also use my sling. I hunt both on the ground walking as well as out of stand and have found myself wishing I had one at times.
Does anyone have something like this that you use and pros/cons. I don't want to break the bank but also don't mind spending a few bucks on quality.
Thanks!


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[Ritten]

First time post and hello everyone.

I have a browning abolt 30-06 with synthetic stock and I'm looking for recommendations for a practical hunting bipod that I can also use my sling. I hunt both on the ground walking as well as out of stand and have found myself wishing I had one at times.
Does anyone have something like this that you use and pros/cons. I don't want to break the bank but also don't mind spending a few bucks on quality.
Thanks!


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I would suggest using (and practicing) with shooting sticks instead of a bipod. Mounted bi-pods are great for prone shooting but you rarely get an ideal shot that you can utilize one.

 

[Magdump]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B...471820494&SubscriptionId=AKIAJO7E5OLQ67NVPFZA

A much cheaper version of a great lightweight bipod. It's not a Atlas but it looks and functions like one until you decide you want different feet for it. I'm enjoying mine
I run the Atlas on my S.A.S.S. and for the difference in cost, the green blob is fine.

http://ads.midwayusa.com/product/97...-picatinny-rail-mount-475-to-9-aluminum-black

But for hunting purposes, I have to agree with Ted. Unless you always hunt in the perfectly set up box stand with a shooting bench by each window, a collapsible shooting stick may serve you better.

 

[InterstateGuns]

I would suggest using (and practicing) with shooting sticks instead of a bipod. Mounted bi-pods are great for prone shooting but you rarely get an ideal shot that you can utilize one.

Ditto.

not sure of your blind setup but if you really feel like you need a bipod? Harris BRMS with KMW Podlok.

But would second learning to use a set of shooting sticks.

 

[CP3]

Thanks guys. I haven't thought of the shooting sticks. I'll look into those. Thanks again


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