Bi-Pod

I have a better bipod for my ft-r class rifle( 1000yd) but doesnt connect to a picattiny. So I just received a $28
one from Amazon. I’ve been trying it out for 2 days in cellar. It works for the intended purpose for shooting a ZELOS
which doesn’t do well on bags. It’s one of those cheap enough to try things and if desired I’ll get a good one.
Mike

The only thing I will say is don't buy a fixed unit, spend the extra and get one that swivels.

By far the most stable with many different feet options plus legs extensions is my Accu-Tac PC4. They are expensive but there is zero movement in any direction. I have the P-Ski feet attached now see photo on my RAW. I use double leg extensions on each side (4 total) when hunting/pesting in the field, almost tripod like. Besides being pricey, they are heavy but the stability is never an issue, built like a vault. The heads are interchangeable and can be purchased from Accu-Tac. I have 3 clones which are much smaler and have wobble incorporated/built into them , but are fine for use with my light Notos. Like said above mine has the pan/swivel head feature.

I enjoy Accutac bipods in almost all my pcp except on the AF in wich I use UTG over bore bipods.. the more expensive UTG work great to..

Ajoite UUQ, around $70 on Amazon. I'm sure high dollar ones are great but couple years with the UUQ, it's still impressing me. WM

WorriedMan said:

Ajoite UUQ, around $70 on Amazon. I'm sure high dollar ones are great but couple years with the UUQ, it's still impressing me. WM

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The one I referred to is also a UUQ, QV8 6 to 9 inch

I never have & never will spend hundreds on a bipod. I don't shoot competition but I'm no slouch. The only competition I ever shot in I beat guys who paid 10 x or more for front rests than the $60 my bipod cost. I've shot off of expensive bipods and rests but didn't think they made me any more or less accurate. But, that's me, ymmv. There ARE some solid, inexpensive bipods out there.