
The saying that you get what you pay for holds true to bipods as well. You don’t necessarily have to spend a boat load of money but the bipod you select must have some key features, made of good quality materials and robust. With that being said, you cannot expect a good quality bipod from Walmart.
There are two key features you should look for in a bipod. The first is easily extendable legs that lock securely once in the desired position and a cant adjustment that can also be locked once in the desired position.


The two most popular bipods you will see are the Atlas bipods by B&T Industries and the HBRM series by Harris Bipods. The reason these are popular is due to them having the right features, built using proven tough materials and are robust.


The Harris HBRM offers a simplistic spring loaded deployment but is limited to just folded in and out position. For most shooting scenarios these is an excellent choice and have been used by law enforcement and military units for many years.
The Atlas bipod legs have multiple position settings. They can even be set so that one is forward and the other back. This is useful if you are shooting on a curved surface like a 55 gallon barrel on its side. These bipods have also seen service with law enforcement and military units but seem to be more popular with the competitive shooting world.
There are numerous other great bipods out in the market today. Whichever bipod you chose, just ensure that they have the features that I covered and are suited for your application
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