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<blockquote data-quote="Len Backus" data-source="post: 565561" data-attributes="member: 1"><p>I am on my 3rd season using the Caldwell bipods. I use the pivoting/swivel model with the notched legs. Recently Broz made a comment that perhaps the notch version (which Harris also sells) is a little less consistent in group size but only when used on its lowest height setting which involves the spring. I haven't tested his theory yet but in deference to his knowledge and experience for now I am not using mine on the shortest height setting -- the one that relies on the spring.</p><p></p><p>WildRose quoted ChuckHawks' review comparing the Caldwell and Harris. But that was apples for oranges. Notched model for Caldwell and original model for Harris. Harris makes a notched model, too. Many of us successfully use and prefer the notched models of Harris or Caldwell. And the Caldwell is about as identical in design and materials to the Harris as you can get. </p><p></p><p>In any case, I and many others get tiny groups using our Caldwell brand notched/swivel model bipods. And I have had no durability issues with mine. And as I look at its design, materials and parts, I can see nothing that makes me expect more future issues with the Caldwell vs the Harris.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Len Backus, post: 565561, member: 1"] I am on my 3rd season using the Caldwell bipods. I use the pivoting/swivel model with the notched legs. Recently Broz made a comment that perhaps the notch version (which Harris also sells) is a little less consistent in group size but only when used on its lowest height setting which involves the spring. I haven't tested his theory yet but in deference to his knowledge and experience for now I am not using mine on the shortest height setting -- the one that relies on the spring. WildRose quoted ChuckHawks' review comparing the Caldwell and Harris. But that was apples for oranges. Notched model for Caldwell and original model for Harris. Harris makes a notched model, too. Many of us successfully use and prefer the notched models of Harris or Caldwell. And the Caldwell is about as identical in design and materials to the Harris as you can get. In any case, I and many others get tiny groups using our Caldwell brand notched/swivel model bipods. And I have had no durability issues with mine. And as I look at its design, materials and parts, I can see nothing that makes me expect more future issues with the Caldwell vs the Harris. [/QUOTE]
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