Bipods: cadex or what

[Jefferson]

chatting with a fellow yesterday who wanted some suggestions on a new bipod purchase,
needless to say I know nothing about what is currently being used or by whom

this has been asked before but what is the 2017 flavour and features to look for on ground or from a bench

Have a Remple but this question was for folding bipods familiar with the MP as well

Jeff.

 

[mebiuspower]

When I was shooting the Medford match last year, most shooters (including the pros) were using Harris with a few upgrades.

 

[Ryan.M.Anderson]

The PRS Facebook page has a breakdown of the gear used by the top 100ish shooters.

Harris and Atlas are pretty even with Atlas ahead by a very small margin.

If you go Atlas make sure you get the PSR version.

 

[Suther]

The PRS Facebook page has a breakdown of the gear used by the top 100ish shooters.

Harris and Atlas are pretty even with Atlas ahead by a very small margin.

If you go Atlas make sure you get the PSR version.

Whats different on the PSR version?

 

[Alpheus]

Whats different on the PSR version?

The lower leg sections don't rotate, and there are hard stops on fore and aft pivoting.

 

[Alpheus]

I have an Atlas, love it. Harris's are pretty good, but I just can't get any pre-load on them.

 

[mustang979]

I have both an atlas and a harris. While I don't do any PSR competitions, I do precision shooting. Of the two, I [prefer my Atlas with the spiked feet. It gets excellent purchase on all surfaces (but it will #### up your dining room table or hardwood floors)

 

[Skullboy]

Harris, Atlas, or LRA depending on your budget. I have used all 3 and prefer the LRA these days.

 

[rugbydave]

I run a Harris with spikes on my rifles but if you're looking for the most flexible system, have a look at the new Ckye-pod. It's expensive, like $450 USD but it does everything a Harris or Atlas with long extensions and spikes will do without having to add extensions. It's barely more expensive than if you get a Harris(with podloc) or Atlas and then ad something like the Riflesticks adapters and extensions.