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good bipod? #1065320 11/27/09 12:51 AM
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anyone know of a good, cheap bipod for shooting in the prone position?


Re: good bipod? [Re: BlakeJ] #1065333 11/27/09 12:59 AM
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Shooter's ridge is cheap. Harris is good.

The shooters ridge I have has slipped on me before. The Harris I had on a rifle I sold was great and did not slip since it had the leg notches.



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Re: good bipod? [Re: J.G.] #1066033 11/27/09 05:30 PM
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I use the cheaper ones as opposed to the Harris, and they work just as good.



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Re: good bipod? [Re: moderno] #1066598 11/28/09 03:09 AM
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I have a Caldwell and I have no problems with it.


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