Guest wdenike Report post Posted September 3, 2014 I simply chuckle when I see talk about " The Best Bipod ". The answer is none of the above. Unless you sit and never move, trim with your hand saw, and weed wack all tall grass that will be in your line of fire in all directions. And than repeat the process each time you find a new " HONEY HOLE " that no one else knows about. These will cause you to put way less meat in the freezer when using all methods of hunting. Than a real good set of adjustable shooting sticks. ( Fact ) Unless we are talking 400 and out. In which you will have adequate time to pick a perfect place to shoot from. And even than there are things you can do with a back pack and adjustable sticks that don't take a back seat ever to a fixed bipod. But ever body has their own thoughts, and after all it will be your money being spent. Enjoy!! Take care, Willie Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
johnnie blaze Report post Posted September 3, 2014 I simply chuckle when I see talk about " The Best Bipod ". The answer is none of the above. Unless you sit and never move, trim with your hand saw, and weed wack all tall grass that will be in your line of fire in all directions. And than repeat the process each time you find a new " HONEY HOLE " that no one else knows about. These will cause you to put way less meat in the freezer when using all methods of hunting. Than a real good set of adjustable shooting sticks. ( Fact ) Unless we are talking 400 and out. In which you will have adequate time to pick a perfect place to shoot from. And even than there are things you can do with a back pack and adjustable sticks that don't take a back seat ever to a fixed bipod. But ever body has their own thoughts, and after all it will be your money being spent. Enjoy!! Not everybody hunts on horses. Ive killed 20+ whitetail in my life and they all have been in the prone position. To each his own. Take care, Willie Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MuggyMan Report post Posted September 8, 2014 Thanks for your post Willie. I was going to buy a bipod, but now I'm glad I bought shooting sticks on sale last month. I will stick with that. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AZCOU3SHUNTER Report post Posted September 9, 2014 I would definitely get a harris well worth the money. I have the harris 25c 12-25 inches and pivots. You can shoot kneeling or sitting against a rock as well. Ive had caldwell and broke within one season. If you're not going to buy a harris I would recommend buying a blackhawk, it is more sturdy than the caldwell bipods. I have 3 harris bipods on all of my hunting rifles. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
