Magpul bipod

I have the same bipod. And I absolutely love it. It kinda short from 90° so it’s not bad from shooting off of. For the price you can’t beat it. 

There’s atlas knockoffs on amazon for around $40. Not bad little bipod for the money. Need a little work to fix some of the slop, but they have everything you’re looking for!

There’s atlas knockoffs on amazon for around $40. Not bad little bipod for the money. Need a little work to fix some of the slop, but they have everything you’re looking for!

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Ditto

Its good, but after getting an accutac, Ive found using my magpul less.

I've got one on a Gladius and one on a SK 19, like the flop and pan. Every rifle gets one along with moderator and adjustable but plate, don't forget the scope.

The Magpul bipod is nice, but with the legs only going to 90 degrees it doesn't work for me off the bench. It is just too tall that way. I much prefer the Atlas over it.

There’s atlas knockoffs on amazon for around $40. Not bad little bipod for the money. Need a little work to fix some of the slop, but they have everything you’re looking for!

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What brand are the Acc-Tac knock offs on Amazon?

I have to admit 95% of my shooting isn't off a bench. Most is prone or out of my pickup or standing and shooting off our calf hutches which are about 4 feet tall. I've found the 45* bipods too short for me to use on most those situations so always used the 90* setting.

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I echo this statement. While having a bipod with the ability to adjust to 45°, I find that I set the legs to 90° in a lot of hunting situations to get off quick shots in awkward shooting positions besides prone and off a bench. Having the option of 45° while nice and looks good, it's not all that much necessary. Besides mounting it on an airgun, if you mount it on a firearm with a 20 or 30 round magazine, you'll most likely have it set to 90° to clear the mag.

Bipods I have experience with: Harris, Accu-Tac BR-4 G2 and Accu-Shot Atlas BT46-LW17 PSR. I like both my Atlas and Accu-Tac and wouldn't trade one over the other.

In my last visit to the dairy. I made kill shots with my Accu Tac BR-4 G2 using all three leg setting. My previous bipods don’t compare. The versatility of picking the leg position that suits the situation is key. Being able to use the legs in non parallel positions also key. Don’t miss, or used panning in the field. After mulling it over for a long time. I decided my PCPs were worthy of a great bipod... no regrets.

I'm a big fan of these bipods as well. Good adjustment (other than lacking the 45 position), and I personally loathe anything with exposed springs. I like them for air and powder. For bench I'd rather just have bags (or a sled if I ever decide to invest in one, I suppose).

I'm just wondering how you guys use a gun mounted bipod at a dairy. The ones I have shot at a prone position would not be a pleasant exper. The smell is bad enough laying in it well lets say would be a new experience. 

I'm just wondering how you guys use a gun mounted bipod at a dairy. The ones I have shot at a prone position would not be a pleasant exper. The smell is bad enough laying in it well lets say would be a new experience.

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No prone shots for me at the dairy... I don’t mind the smell, the flies can be a pain in the butt.

I'm just wondering how you guys use a gun mounted bipod at a dairy. The ones I have shot at a prone position would not be a pleasant exper. The smell is bad enough laying in it well lets say would be a new experience.

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Well that's the beauty of a good quality quick detach bipod. I don't have access to a dairy but shooting in different positions or bracing against a post or tree is the same thing.