What bipod works really well for the fx wildcat and doesn't cost an arm and a leg

[P.Shooter71]

I'm willing to spend $100 on . Looking for reliability and adjustability with simplicity , thx

 

[30cal]

This is the one I'm getting. Seems to good based on the few reviews I could find. Its new and supplies are low at the moment. If you can be patient.
http://airgunnation.dev/topic/new-utg-recon-360-bipod/

 

[ezerhoden14]

I have a Harris BiPod on my bobcat, I had to add a sling stud for it. it was just about $100. 

 

[frambonian]

I have this UTG on my Bobcat and am extremely pleased with it. I will buy an atlas someday just to compare, but this has been money well spent so far. Quick release, very sturdy and has some side to side moment, not sloppy but very controlled.

http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AEPHHDE?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage

 

[Barbarian]

I have a Harris like ezerhoden works great but my cat came with a air tube swivel clamp

 

[scrane]

I have always used Harris bipods, but then I got cheap and bought a chinese clone. The chinese ripoff had many problems and became unusable after 6 months. I'm back to buying Harris bipods.

 

[frambonian]

Agreed. I have a handful of Harris mounted on various powder burners.....great bipods.

 

[yari88]

Chinese Atlas clone, i have two and both are very stable and solid.

 

[Tominco]

I'd say to go with a Harris. It's easy to use and install. I've had UTG, Harris, and Atlas on my rifles. I think you get the best bang for your buck with Harris. 

 

[pretbek]

I bought this China Special. It allows tilt and pivot and has independently moving legs (they can be at different angles). 
I like it. $40.

http://www.new-greenbase.com/list.asp?id=6076

 

[travels4fun]

No brainer, go with a Harris for it's quality, warranty, reputation, and value.

 

[Fbom8]

Harris for sure, around 75-80$ on amazon