Finding a Bipod

[Dragoon 45]

I just bought a Savage Model 12 VLP-DBM with the heavy beavertail forearm. I am trying to find a bipod to fit this forearm. All the bipods I can find locally are made to fit the narrower forearms on most hunting rifles and I do not want to scar up the wood on this rifle if I can help it. I called Savage to get a recommendation from them, but they were no help as they will not recommend any aftermarket accessories.

Anyone know which bipod will fit this forearm?

Thanks.

[Love Life]

What does the rifle have to mount the bipod? Just a standard sling swivel stud?

[Johnny Boy]

The Sinclair F-Class bipod (elevation adjustable) is expensive, but it is awesome if shooting from a stationary location. Several of us use it in the club F-Class matches.

[Dragoon 45]

Just the sling swivel stud.

What does the rifle have to mount the bipod? Just a standard sling swivel stud?

[Dragoon 45]

I sill see if I can find it on their web site. Thanks.

The Sinclair F-Class bipod (elevation adjustable) is expensive, but it is awesome if shooting from a stationary location. Several of us use it in the club F-Class matches.

[Artful]

Harris Benchrest Bipod would be my choice.
http://www.howto-make.org/AijBDMoney...-Beerfoot.html

[Dragoon 45]

Thanks.

[Johnny Boy]

I also like the Harris bipods on the hunting rifles. Tall grass /brush can be a problem.

Really starting to like the Bogpod (3-leg) for those environments. Bogpod also works well in ground blinds. Ended up buy one for my daughter and one for my brother so could count on having mine when I wanted it.