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  • B_Mc
    i want to get a bipod for my 30-06 and i like the harris bipods....are there any compairable bipods that aren't as expensive?

    bandit

    If you never try you will always fail.
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  • beaster
    I have a big Oryx hunt coming up in January and have been looking for some also. I just put Harris Bipods on my 300 Wetherby. THEY ARE GREAT! Also got a pair of Stoney Point shooting sticks (they suck) way to flimsy. I ended up making my own shooting sticks out of _ round oak molding very stable and they make a good walking stick. Barry
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  • FEENIX
    I have the Harris HB25 CS that extends from 13 1/2" to 27".

    http://www.harrisbipods.com/HB25CS.html

    Another alternative is the Caldwell XLA 13" to 23" Pivot Model Bipod

    http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/?productNumber=675256

    The Harris is a lot stronger and will provide you better support and stability.

    Good luck!

    Ed
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  • B_Mc
    Will they scratch the finish of a wood stock?
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  • nononsense
    B_Mc

    The Harris bipods have strips of a protective foam at the points of contact to help prevent marring. You can go a step further and add a little bit of Mylar tape at the points of contact on your stock to give you a little more protection.

    "What is a good pivoting bipod that wont break the bank?"

    I use the Harris bipods since they work and are relatively affordable, especially when compared to some of the specialty tactical or long range bipods. There are better bipods out there but you have to get over 'sticker shock' before you decide to own one...

    Best.
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  • USN_Airdale
    quote:that wont break the bank?

    exactly what do you mean by that ?

    XDS%20Bipod.jpg

    Extreme Duty Bipod
    Fully Adjustable Including A Full 25 Degrees Of Swivel Cant And Tool-Less Installation
    Selected By The US Army Soldiers
    Weapons Program
    NSN: 1005-01-563-0152


    this one can be had for $160.00 they are great bi-pods, i have several, use them mostly for bench rest target shooting and occasional simulated "sniper" scenarios.
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  • tsr1965
    Harris...the original, and the the best for the most average shooting conditions. They are the most affordable too, except for one Chineese company that makes a cheap knock off, that sucks.


    USN_Airdale,

    Most people that are worried if a bipod is going to scratch their stock's beautiful wood, would not take kindly to having to screw on a Picatinny 1913 Tactical rail to that AAA walnut either. The bipod you show needs a rail to mount too. All rifles are not black and tactical.

    Best
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  • quickmajik
    Another vote for the harris (S) models, I have several in three configurations and they are all great.. I'd recomend the 1A2 for hard use. The best two for all around use is the 9"-13" and 13"-27" models In my opinion.
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  • toad67
    Just an FYI.... if this is your first bipod watch out when you collapse it or you might invent some new swear words. [:D]

    Todd
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  • rcoane
    I HAVE A HARRIS AND IT IS VERY NICE BUT IT LIMITS YOUR SHOOTING POSSITIONS. I ALSO USE A TELESCOPING MONO STICK THAT I BOUGHT AT WALMART FOR $10. I KILLED MY BUCK THIS YEAR WITH IT. 225YRD STANDING. BYPODS ARENT MUCH HELP ON STREEP SIDE HILLS OR IN BRUSH.
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