Thread: Bipod recommendations high end

Please advise what your using and thoughts on how stable it is ?what it's like to shoot off? ,how robust is it? and is it woth the money !
I'm looking for a long range mountain rifle.

MTN Mountain bipod they are awesome light weight stable, strong and just bloody good.
I've also had an Atlas but the MTN wins in every way

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2nd the MTN mountain bipod. It just does everything right

Ditto

Yip had the man for years now it’s great

MTN for me as well just like the others said, I also like that is made locally to me, or was and I occasionally meet Matt at my work.

MTN gear bipod another vote from me!

I don't even like Bipods and I like mine...

Originally Posted by 7mmhunter

Please advise what your using and thoughts on how stable it is ?what it's like to shoot off? ,how robust is it? and is it woth the money !
I'm looking for a long range mountain rifle.

Knowing this bloke, he is in need of something that can handle a bit of rough treatment, the MTN gear bipod looks like a win (any rough buggers had any issues?)

Another vote for MTN - mountain bipod. Love it.

To qualify my review though I've only used that and harris bipods.

+ 1 for MTN mountain bipod. Really rate it, used it lots shooting steel out to 700 and it’s very solid. And it’s even better in awkward positions while out hunting.

The only thing that sucks balls about the backcountry one at least is it's actually too high on its lowest setting if you're shooting off a bench. Hunting situations it's fine

Really depends what you want.

I like the mtn as well and use it regularly. For my purposes I am very happy with it and carry it on every hunt...

due to low weight and versatility its very good for hunting purposes.

As for stability and robustness, due to its construction (i.e. focus on light-weight) it is relatively wobbly. And I managed to break mine (they are not the most robust on the world) However MTN sorted me out and fixed it free of charge.

An alternative worth considering would be the blacklanz bipods (never used one, cant say anything about it myself).

I use a backlanz knotched leg and it’s mint. The MTN gets rave reviews but i’ve been fully satisfied with the backlanz so never had the need to change over. The backlanz with slide lock legs was a bit of a prick to use but going to the spring loaded knotched legs was waaay better.