Bipod

[Themurph158]

What’s everyone’s favorite “budget friendly” bipod? I got the utg above bore bipod and I’m not a real big fan of it.

 

[HogKiller]

What’s everyone’s favorite “budget friendly” bipod? I got the utg above bore bipod and I’m not a real big fan of it.

I have a UTG picatinny that's nice and a cheapie from Amazon that keeps the barrel off of the table, as well as a darn expensive one, they all work fine, would I use the cheapie in competition, I doubt it but for everyday use, it's fine.

 

[iAMzehTOASTY1]

Barrel clamp, bipod from...I forget brand. It was like $20 online.
Swappable where it fits

 

[Northwoods22]

Yeah, the UTG model TL-BP69S Picatinny. Got it from PA for around $40. Bought it for my Chaser but I've also used it on a PB AR and it holds up well.

 

[maxtrouble]

Have you considered a bag instead? No rail needed, even works with pistols. Easy to carry.

Same shipping cost filled or unfilled. The filled bags are the way to go.

#7A Standard Front Bag

The original #7A Standard Front Bag was invented by Protektor Model founder Basil Tuller in 1938. Includes a hard bottom for added stability. This front bag was designed to be combined with a Rabbit or Bunny Ear Rear Bag with the added Hard Bottoms. It Is the perfect combination for sighting in...

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[JimD]

I have three but the one I like is the Ajoite UUQ. It is a little heavy and not as cheap as my others at $75 but it is solid and has an adjustment for cant which is helpful.

 

[marflow 777]

those bipod pictured above are on Ebay for about 20 buck + or -
bought on for 16 bucks and was alright
i am set up for Versa Pod bipods on many rifles

 

[Satchel]

I have two Harris bipods, a short and a long. They aren't that expensive and are proven to last forever if not missued.

 

[rangur1]

Had a couple budget bipods , moved up to pricy accu- tac . Just considered it a life purchase and capable of 85 percent resale all day long assuming you don’t put a grinder to it , lol! In all seriousness after seeing it in action, I went the buy once, cry once route. They have spoiled me accordingly. As for budget, I find there are several according to tomcat air guns YouTube channel. Watch it, you may get a couple of good surprises.

 

[Treefrog]

This. It's a DIY and it works perfectly. I also have a Harris that I use in the field.

J~

 

[LMNOP]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B095PV9JR...d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9kZXRhaWwp13NParams for the win.

Super stable, 7 points of articulation, super wide and beefy:

 

[jarmstrong]

Frankie's micro bi-pod
El Cheapo bi-pod for widow sill shooting,,, I used an old UTG one piece scope mount and cut some stuff off, the legs are the cap cut in half
I have several of these mounts collecting dust, like the one in the left

 

[Byrd666]

Some inventive and unique adaptations here.

I'm going to like seeing the various southern engineering answers to the different issues and challenges.

 

[survivor45]

If I’m shooting off a bench I prefer a sand bag. The one I use is actually a rear bag. But I like the hight. If Im out in the field, I’ve modified a good camera tri-pod into a rest. It does not “hold “ the air rifle. It’s just a rest.

Taking care of one rat at my work. Same bag.

Pay no attention to what is in the rest. This is one of my modified camera tripods. This the only photo I have right now. There is a Zabroia PCP in the photo.

 

[SpiralGroove]

Yeah Guys,
I use the UTG Recon on my 3 RAW's which seems to work fine for bench shooting.

But like (thinking of ) buying a Sightron 10-50 scope, I wonder how the Accu-tec would improve my bench shooting?