I'm looking for guidance and advice. Is there a big difference between a bi-pod that is $30 and $150? I have a $30 bipod off amazon and i have to say I'm not impressed. It gets loose after every shot and it's not very stable. So is it worth upgrading to lets say an ACCU-TAC LR10 G2 that's $350? Is a $300-400 bi-pod really necessary for long range precision shooting with a PCP up to 100yd or greater? Can I get away with a cheaper bi-pod and still maintain the same accuracy with all things being equal? I'm looking for something on the value side so under $150 if its possible.
The use case: Mostly shoot from inside the house through a window down range into my back yard. I plink and target shoot. Current gun is a Cricket 2, tuned to 18g JSB's around 922fps. Scope is a Primary Arms primary-arms-4-14x44mm around $350 with rings. I can shoot sub MOA at 50yds with 3 shot groupings but struggle to keep the gun steady at 75+ yards. I currently use a cheap Amazon Bi-Pod and Sandbags. See pic for current setup.
Not taking my breathing, technique, posture and GUN and scope out of the picture and just focus on the bi-pod. I get that breathing, posture and technique is the greatest factor but I'm looking at the tangible side. Can you make some recomendations on what I can buy to increase my accuracy. With a budget of $150. If you think that $150 is not enough then let me know where I need to be. Again just based on equipment as I know not all equipment is equal and CONSISTANT ACCURACY is expensive. Sure there are some great value bi-pods out there that competitive shooters shoot with that aren't 300-400.
The use case: Mostly shoot from inside the house through a window down range into my back yard. I plink and target shoot. Current gun is a Cricket 2, tuned to 18g JSB's around 922fps. Scope is a Primary Arms primary-arms-4-14x44mm around $350 with rings. I can shoot sub MOA at 50yds with 3 shot groupings but struggle to keep the gun steady at 75+ yards. I currently use a cheap Amazon Bi-Pod and Sandbags. See pic for current setup.
Not taking my breathing, technique, posture and GUN and scope out of the picture and just focus on the bi-pod. I get that breathing, posture and technique is the greatest factor but I'm looking at the tangible side. Can you make some recomendations on what I can buy to increase my accuracy. With a budget of $150. If you think that $150 is not enough then let me know where I need to be. Again just based on equipment as I know not all equipment is equal and CONSISTANT ACCURACY is expensive. Sure there are some great value bi-pods out there that competitive shooters shoot with that aren't 300-400.