I am thinking about a bi pod for my woodchuck rifle. A Savage mod 111 wood stock in 22-250. I have never used a bi pod before and never looked at any up close. How do they mount, and do they provide good stability? Any suggestions are of course welcome.
Bi pod for varmint rifle
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I use several bi-pods and yes they do provide a rock steady rest. Most pods mount using the forward sling stud on your rifle. Pods are available in multiple heights for diffirent applications. I have found that a 7-13" model works very well for bench or prone. You will find a wide range of prices from $40 at wal-mart (good pod) to $150+ for a harris. (Harris makes darn fine bi-pods just pricey. Also bi-pods do not change you point of impact they just provide a stable forward rest for consistant accuracy.
The cheap ones work......
The Harris ones, (#2 pic,under $100) work better. They mount to the gun and
provide a more stable shooting platform. Recommended for what you are
going to be doing. IMO
The Glaser bipod was replaced recently with another Harris.
The Harris ones, (#2 pic,under $100) work better. They mount to the gun and
provide a more stable shooting platform. Recommended for what you are
going to be doing. IMO
The Glaser bipod was replaced recently with another Harris.
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