which bipod do you recommend?

[country gent]

I perfer the Harris bi-pods and use them often, One plus is if the rifle has sling studs then mounting or removing is only a couple minute job. So one cn do multiple duty on several rifles.

[robg]

Harris with the swivel ,but not for shooting off a bench,tends to bounce on hard surfaces but on earth no problem

[Doc Highwall]

I can second the bouncing off a hard surface with the bi-pod, a small piece of carpet under the two legs helps.

[ole 5 hole group]

Some of you might want to consider the Atlas bipod - depending upon your usage and how serious you are about using one.

[osteodoc08]

Bench and prone - get the short - I suggest the Harris or a good clone of it - if your like me and have prone in unlevel areas get the swivel model.

The Harris swivel model is what I have on a few rifles and I'd have nothing else after using them

[Gliden07]

Bench and prone - get the short - I suggest the Harris or a good clone of it - if your like me and have prone in unlevel areas get the swivel model.

+2 on this. Tried a cheapie on my 308 and 2 weeks after I got it I replaced it with a Harris with the Swivel!

[liliysdad]

Learn to load the bipod, and it wont bounce.

[Texas by God]

I like the tall one so I can sit down and shoot over the tall grass. Scrunch just right and hit those prairie dogs away out there. Harris of course! Best,Thomas.

[joelpend]

I own Harris, GG&G and Atlas. They each have there pros and cons but my favorite is the Atlas. A shoot the Precision Rifle matches and I see more Harris being used than any others. These are on expensive rifles so don't think they are used simply because they are cheaper than Atlas and other high end bipods.