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<blockquote data-quote="brcfo_outdoors" data-source="post: 2158167" data-attributes="member: 113623"><p>Really think about your bipod as part of a larger system and how you think you will hunt. I am not the most prolific hunter, but I can tell you that in the years since I started, I have used a bipod to shoot an animal exactly zero times. Whether it is terrain or plants, I simply need more elevation on the rifle for hunting applications and primarily shoot off a tripod. With this in mind, when it comes to hunting, I tend to go light/affordable like a Harris because it sits very streamline and chances are I won't use it. Magpul makes a decent lightweight bipod, and Atlas makes a pretty good product which is a fair compromise of weight/durability/features while being a little pricier. Once you start adding an attachment system to your tripod or rail to your rifle, the weight starts to add up which is why I like the simplicity of the Harris. My precision guns get an Accu-Tac where weight is of no concern; different tools for different applications.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="brcfo_outdoors, post: 2158167, member: 113623"] Really think about your bipod as part of a larger system and how you think you will hunt. I am not the most prolific hunter, but I can tell you that in the years since I started, I have used a bipod to shoot an animal exactly zero times. Whether it is terrain or plants, I simply need more elevation on the rifle for hunting applications and primarily shoot off a tripod. With this in mind, when it comes to hunting, I tend to go light/affordable like a Harris because it sits very streamline and chances are I won't use it. Magpul makes a decent lightweight bipod, and Atlas makes a pretty good product which is a fair compromise of weight/durability/features while being a little pricier. Once you start adding an attachment system to your tripod or rail to your rifle, the weight starts to add up which is why I like the simplicity of the Harris. My precision guns get an Accu-Tac where weight is of no concern; different tools for different applications. [/QUOTE]
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