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Ajoite UUQ 8" - 12” Adjustable Bipod, Heavy Duty Carbon Fiber Tactical Rifle Bipod, Picatinny/Weaver Rail Mount Base

Ajoite UUQ 8" - 12” Adjustable Bipod, Heavy Duty Carbon Fiber Tactical Rifle Bipod, Picatinny/Weaver Rail Mount Base

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[PREMIUM MATERIALS]: Constructed of rugged, high-strength materials that include milled 7075 aerospace aluminum, stainless steel, and carbon fiber, which are extremely strong. It's lighter but rock solid, enhancing shooting stability significantly. [EASY ADJUSTMENTs]: The bipod can be folded forward and backward to 7 positions. 11 locking detents, 0.35’ notch, for different leg lengths, the central height of the bipod can be adjusted from 6 inches to 10 inches, providing varied bipod positioning to fit different terrain height. [BUILT IN CANT]: The mount base can tilt about 15°. By adjusting the pivot lever, you can easily level your rifle on an uneven surface. [RAIL COMPATIBILITY]: The bipod mounts directly to any 1913 style Picatinny rail or Weaver rail via a one screw clamp assembly. [RUBBER FEET]: The bipod’s rubber feet can help you to hold the weight of your rifle and assist in overall stability while providing vibration resistance.

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    Which bipod rail for 457 AT-ONE?

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     by LewisM
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      I'll second the Caldwell. I've used them on my Bergara B14 and currantly on my At-One. They hold very well and require no mods to the stock. . IMHO, having the picatinny rail is the best option for bipod mounting . It allows you to mount any number of QD bipods ( most with 5 or more positions) vs using the 2 position Harris type that uses a stud only. The picatinny variety allows folding forward or aft for stowage/travel and goes on/off in seconds. FWIW, I also have a couple of rifles with ARCA rails but am not a fan for all but PRS/NRL type competitive shooting. Yes, the ARCA system is more versatile but your choices for moderately priced bipods are next to zero. You either need to drop $300+ on a ARCA ready bipod or $75-100 for a ARCA to Picatinny adaptor. ( Yea, even the adaptors are expensive.)
      BTW, if you order the Caldwell adaptor from Amazon, look at this UUQ bipod. It's a BEAST weighing in at 25 oz, has little slop and has a very wide stance. It's teh best "clone" bipod i've found to date. I'm using one on my B14R Bergara ( with ARCA adaptor) and Vudoo 360 ( on picatinny spigot mount) rifles now.
      https://www.amazon.com/Ajoite-UUQ-Adjustable-Tactical-Picatinny/dp/B095PV9JRC/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=3VGDMDMY8KVEY&keywords=UUQ+bipod&qid=1658875321&s=sporting-goods&sprefix=uuq+bipod,sporting,193&sr=1-1-spons&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUFCMzdPT0s0NU05NlImZW5jcnlwdGVkSWQ9QTA0NzYxOTAxSzlPU0lDQU1CRVNCJmVuY3J5cHRlZEFkSWQ9QTA3MTI2NjExRVlZUjVFQzZFOVAyJndpZGdldE5hbWU9c3BfYXRmJmFjdGlvbj1jbGlja1JlZGlyZWN0JmRvTm90TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ&th=1
       
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    NRL SUB $100 bipod suggestions

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      I don't shoot NRL but have 3 of these that I use for general bench/prone shooting. These are bigger than your typical V8 Atlas style bipod. 24 oz and a wide stance (10" across minimum at the feet) All 7 positions lock up tight with minimal play. They are rock solid and better than any other sub $100 I've seen.
      p.s. I do own Harris and Atlas as well. I just like these regardless of their lack of brand name.

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      Amazon.com : UUQ 8" - 12” Adjustable Bipod, Heavy Duty Carbon Fiber Tactical Rifle Bipod, Picatinny/Weaver Rail Mount Base (Quick Detach Lever) : Sports & Outdoors

      Amazon.com : UUQ 8" - 12” Adjustable Bipod, Heavy Duty Carbon Fiber Tactical Rifle Bipod, Picatinny/Weaver Rail Mount Base (Quick Detach Lever) : Sports & Outdoors
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    Looking to put a bipod on the 457 LRP

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     by Hardhammer
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      NF1E said:
      At that price it's worth a try. Ordered one so it should be here tomorrow.
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      Great. I think you'll like it's stability and build quality. FWIW, I should have posted that they also have a QD Picatinny mount version . I have one of each.

       
    2. NF1E

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      Tacoma said:
      Great. I think you'll like it's stability and build quality. FWIW, I should have posted that they also have a QD Picatinny mount version . I have one of each.

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      Saw that and ordered one of each for the halibut.
       
  4. svfdfireman1

    Good Bipod For 457 Varmint MTR

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      Lots written here in recent months on bipods if you search. Basically, there are two ways to go. You can add a removable Picatinny rail that allows instantaneous on /off of your bipod or you can use a stud mount that takes a bit more time and effort to get your bipod on/off. While I prefer a picatinny type for convenience, I do use both types myself.
      From there, you can go with a simple 2 position Harris style or something with more adjustment options like a Atlas /Accu-tak style. ( I say "style" here since you indicate your not looking to spend top dollar.) Again I own both but greatly prefer one that can be set up with 5-7 leg positions vs just the 2.
      FWIW, this is my hands down sub $100 bipod ( and I actually prefer it to my $200+ Atlas V8) It comes in both mounting systems but I prefer the convenience of the picatinny set-up. ( The one shown below is a no drill picatinny adaptor that works well.) This is a VERY solid and heavyweight bipod best used for bench / range shooting vs being dragged around in the woods.

      www.amazon.com

      Amazon.com : UUQ 8" - 12” Adjustable Bipod, Heavy Duty Carbon Fiber Tactical Rifle Bipod, Picatinny/Weaver Rail Mount Base (Quick Detach Lever) : Sports & Outdoors

      Amazon.com : UUQ 8" - 12” Adjustable Bipod, Heavy Duty Carbon Fiber Tactical Rifle Bipod, Picatinny/Weaver Rail Mount Base (Quick Detach Lever) : Sports & Outdoors
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    2. cwhuebner

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      Tacoma said:
      Lots written here in recent months on bipods if you search. Basically, there are two ways to go. You can add a removable Picatinny rail that allows instantaneous on /off of your bipod or you can use a stud mount that takes a bit more time and effort to get your bipod on/off. While I prefer a picatinny type for convenience, I do use both types myself.
      From there, you can go with a simple 2 position Harris style or something with more adjustment options like a Atlas /Accu-tak style. ( I say "style" here since you indicate your not looking to spend top dollar.) Again I own both but greatly prefer one that can be set up with 5-7 leg positions vs just the 2.
      FWIW, this is my hands down sub $100 bipod ( and I actually prefer it to my $200+ Atlas V8) It comes in both mounting systems but I prefer the convenience of the picatinny set-up. This is a VERY solid and heavyweight bipod best used for bench / range shooting vs being dragged around in the woods.

      www.amazon.com

      Amazon.com : UUQ 8" - 12” Adjustable Bipod, Heavy Duty Carbon Fiber Tactical Rifle Bipod, Picatinny/Weaver Rail Mount Base (Quick Detach Lever) : Sports & Outdoors

      Amazon.com : UUQ 8" - 12” Adjustable Bipod, Heavy Duty Carbon Fiber Tactical Rifle Bipod, Picatinny/Weaver Rail Mount Base (Quick Detach Lever) : Sports & Outdoors
      www.amazon.com
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      I've got the UUQ and love it. Hefty weight, cant adjustment and multi-adjustable. Using it more now than my Harris and you can't go wrong for under $70.
       
    3. svfdfireman1

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      Tacoma said:
      Lots written here in recent months on bipods if you search. Basically, there are two ways to go. You can add a removable Picatinny rail that allows instantaneous on /off of your bipod or you can use a stud mount that takes a bit more time and effort to get your bipod on/off. While I prefer a picatinny type for convenience, I do use both types myself.
      From there, you can go with a simple 2 position Harris style or something with more adjustment options like a Atlas /Accu-tak style. ( I say "style" here since you indicate your not looking to spend top dollar.) Again I own both but greatly prefer one that can be set up with 5-7 leg positions vs just the 2.
      FWIW, this is my hands down sub $100 bipod ( and I actually prefer it to my $200+ Atlas V8) It comes in both mounting systems but I prefer the convenience of the picatinny set-up. This is a VERY solid and heavyweight bipod best used for bench / range shooting vs being dragged around in the woods.

      www.amazon.com

      Amazon.com : UUQ 8" - 12” Adjustable Bipod, Heavy Duty Carbon Fiber Tactical Rifle Bipod, Picatinny/Weaver Rail Mount Base (Quick Detach Lever) : Sports & Outdoors

      Amazon.com : UUQ 8" - 12” Adjustable Bipod, Heavy Duty Carbon Fiber Tactical Rifle Bipod, Picatinny/Weaver Rail Mount Base (Quick Detach Lever) : Sports & Outdoors
      www.amazon.com
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      Thanks Tacoma. You pointed out something I forgot to mention. The bipod will be used for benchrest shooting.
       
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