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AR Bipods

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Trying to finish up my SPR/DMR build with optics and a bipod. Not sure what Bipods mount properly to a Pic rail without costing an arm and a leg. I'd love to see pictures, and let me know what "height" you recommend. Thanks, Joe

questions;

 

  • bench shooting or tactical oriented
  • budget
  • weight considertations?
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questions;

 

  • bench shooting or tactical oriented
  • budget
  • weight considertations?

Most likely from a bench/prone 2-300yds(since there isn't anything longer around here). I'd like to keep it at $75max. The lighter the better, but it's not a lightweight build.

 

Thanks. I'll check out the thread on M4

cheapest high quality that people will tell you is harris.  more expensive would be atlas or bobro.  there are a few in between.  $75 doesnt get much though.  a little more can get a harris without some of their "upgrades" but you need a way to mount it to the rifle.  

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Yeah I'm seeing that now. Looks like ill need a Harris, would like a swivel mount but I guess it's not really an essential item for me. Most of these need sling stud mounts?

you can sometimes pick up a GG&G for 100 on the EE section of ar15.com

 

If shooting from the bench, just get the utg op1 and be done with it.  I don't see any difference between that one and the Harris.  Harris is heavy, very heavy.

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