Detachable Bipod

[JohnyRingo]

Do they make a quick-release, detachable rifle bipod? I am sure I have seen them on television, but I can't seem to find one online. I've had Harris bipods and I don't want something semi-permanent on my rifle to add weight and be uncomfortable on my shoulder while packing it. It I could pack a lightweight bipod in my pocket or backpack and then quickly attach it on the shot, that would be the hot setup for me.

 

[ATH]

"Semi-permanent"? Harris bipods come on and off in 10 seconds or less. Perhaps something like an Atlas is lighter. There are some carbon ones out there in the $300 range. Perhaps those which attach to a Picatinney section are faster. Leupold markets one which attaches magnetically, of which I am skeptical, but take a look if you're interested.

 

[okie man]

I'm sure some are going to say cheap China made junk but I have 2 of these and a mounting bracket on all my rifles. About 500 rounds with them and still going strong https://cdn3.bigcommerce.com/s-2odh...24/iipsrv__74656.1479259328.1280.1280.jpg?c=2

 

[okie man]

Sorry , they are the utg next gen bipod

 

[bill123]

Are you attaching w/a sling swivel stud or rail?

 

[okie man]

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[JJMoody]

Check out spartan javelin. Slick package there. I do like my atlas on a pic rail though.

 

[stwcattle]

I'm running Larue Tactical Harris bi pod adapter and really getting along well. The Larue mount's solid to a picatinny rail.
The adapter allows me to remove bi pod in manner of seconds. Easy to go from rifle to rifle once have all rifle set up alike.

 

[Havingfun]

Take a look at these. https://kramerdesignscorp.com/V2SnipePod.html

I have been using the Summit Points but the sitting position sticks don't collapse so they are a little awkward to carry. Good product otherwise. I am going to try the above product. Good luck.

 

[bill123]

I'm running Larue Tactical Harris bi pod adapter and really getting along well. The Larue mount's solid to a picatinny rail.
The adapter allows me to remove bi pod in manner of seconds. Easy to go from rifle to rifle once have all rifle set up alike.

Same here.

 

[djfriesen]

Take a look at these. https://kramerdesignscorp.com/V2SnipePod.html

I have been using the Summit Points but the sitting position sticks don't collapse so they are a little awkward to carry. Good product otherwise. I am going to try the above product. Good luck.

I have a snipepod, which I've used on a bull elk hunt and a whitetail hunt in Idaho.
Pros:
Super light
-Tall enough to get you out of the grass when sitting
-Super light weight
-Claim to be height adjustable. I feel that's debatable
Cons:
-They are long enough that leaving them on your gun either causes a snagging issue or makes it so you have mess with getting them extended before you can take a shot.
-They are free swiveling, so you can't load then like a bipod. You have to find a third point of rest like a stump or rock to get a really good hold.
-The new case is almost worthless. They used to come with a sealing neoprene case, which was great. Now they come with a belt-mounted clip that doesn't do anything to protect them. I ended up putting mine in an old wool sock to keep them protected but still stay quiet.