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<blockquote data-quote="crm3006" data-source="post: 2781123" data-attributes="member: 120896"><p>I have never used a bipod attached to the rifle since my days in the Army, and then, only in training. I would not want a bipod mounted to a rifle and have to carry it in the field, where you rarely have the time, place, or terrain features available to set up with a rifle-mounted bipod. </p><p>What I was introduced to, about three years ago, was a swivel-headed, adjustable legs bipod that is great out of a blind, or hide. The top is a deep V that accommodates the stock well, and the screw adjustable legs can be set at different heights if necessary.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="crm3006, post: 2781123, member: 120896"] I have never used a bipod attached to the rifle since my days in the Army, and then, only in training. I would not want a bipod mounted to a rifle and have to carry it in the field, where you rarely have the time, place, or terrain features available to set up with a rifle-mounted bipod. What I was introduced to, about three years ago, was a swivel-headed, adjustable legs bipod that is great out of a blind, or hide. The top is a deep V that accommodates the stock well, and the screw adjustable legs can be set at different heights if necessary. [/QUOTE]
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