Suggestion for a bipod/tripod to use with AR15?

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Any suggestions on a decent reasonably priced bi-pod to get that would allow me to use it on my ar15's at the range?

The AR is a M&P 15 sport with Magpul upgraded hand-guards and a short rail attached.

The other DPMS with standard hand guards. No Pitney rail flat yet.

I would prefer not to spend a bunch on this.
Thanks for any links.
 
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if it's just for range use, don't use a bipod. use bags. cheap and better. the only advantage of a bipod is it's portable.
 
Harris makes a proven design for a reasonable price.

A front rest and bags are great for the range if you have decent tables to shoot from. I have one of these Caldwell rests that I bought when they put them on sale. I would not shoot Benchrest off of it, but other than that it works just fine. I have shot some nice groups off using it. Protektor makes a nice bag at a reasonable price. You'll need a rear bag either way.
 
If you just want to try one for grins, UTG- makers of all things cheap and clunky- makes a short and basic one for 1913 rail usage for about $25. Caldwell makes a sling swivel mounted Harris knock-off for about the same. I like my GG&G only because I don't have to carry a half-dozen sandbags to the range. Agreed on a rest for shooting off the bench, mine is a 30 yr. old Hoppes with leather bag and rear bag.
 
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