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<blockquote data-quote="PawneeStrider74a" data-source="post: 1695606" data-attributes="member: 93908"><p>Bi-pods are not easy to use; you must practice with them. I do have them on my bench rest Ruger PR with a mono pod on the stock. Great for shooting from the bench, prone, or over the hood ( may damage paint) of pick up where legal. For bench rest shooting sand bags are way better. I took the bi-pods & mono pod off my long range Tikka 25-06 because it would not fit in any scabbard or case on my ATV. A walking staff about 6 feet long is another option for rifles that don't have a lot of recoil.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PawneeStrider74a, post: 1695606, member: 93908"] Bi-pods are not easy to use; you must practice with them. I do have them on my bench rest Ruger PR with a mono pod on the stock. Great for shooting from the bench, prone, or over the hood ( may damage paint) of pick up where legal. For bench rest shooting sand bags are way better. I took the bi-pods & mono pod off my long range Tikka 25-06 because it would not fit in any scabbard or case on my ATV. A walking staff about 6 feet long is another option for rifles that don't have a lot of recoil. [/QUOTE]
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