mcr-85
WKR
I bought this bipod a couple months ago and figured I'd post up an ongoing review of it. When I bought it I couldn't find many reviews on it so here goes one.
I was looking for a nicer bipod for shooting prone than my cloned Harris type bipods. I was considering the Extreme Outer Limits bipod until I found this one. It has so many features that I decided to buy it.
It attaches via a picatinny rail. I put a rail on the stock of my 270 WSM and on the stock of my .22-250. On my .22-250 I had to drill it and install a t-nut for the rear screw. I also got a swivel stud picatinny rail from Caldwell to move between a couple other guns that I don't want to permanently put a rail on.
It can be used from prone to kneeling which is awesome. The legs stow forward or backward and lock at 45° and at 90°. The legs also spread out wider to get lower if you need. They extend long enough for me to shoot kneeling.
I've got a couple cow elk tags and 2 mule deer buck tags and a whole fall and winter of coyote hunting to put this bipod to work.
So far I've shot with it at targets, rocks and I shot 1 coyote while kneeling with the bipod fully extended.
Here are a few photos. If anyone has any questions let me know and I'll try to answer them if I can.
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I was looking for a nicer bipod for shooting prone than my cloned Harris type bipods. I was considering the Extreme Outer Limits bipod until I found this one. It has so many features that I decided to buy it.
It attaches via a picatinny rail. I put a rail on the stock of my 270 WSM and on the stock of my .22-250. On my .22-250 I had to drill it and install a t-nut for the rear screw. I also got a swivel stud picatinny rail from Caldwell to move between a couple other guns that I don't want to permanently put a rail on.
It can be used from prone to kneeling which is awesome. The legs stow forward or backward and lock at 45° and at 90°. The legs also spread out wider to get lower if you need. They extend long enough for me to shoot kneeling.
I've got a couple cow elk tags and 2 mule deer buck tags and a whole fall and winter of coyote hunting to put this bipod to work.
So far I've shot with it at targets, rocks and I shot 1 coyote while kneeling with the bipod fully extended.
Here are a few photos. If anyone has any questions let me know and I'll try to answer them if I can.
Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using Tapatalk