If you're local to, or can travel to, the Augusta, GA area, I have the following bipods you can try:
Atlas BT10
Atlas PSR
Harris 6-9" BRMS with pod-loc and QD
Harris 6-9" notched (non-swivel)
Of all of them I'm partial to the Atlas(es). Probably because I paid more for them, haha. The 45* leg position of the Atlas as well as the non-rotating option of the PSR is flipping awesome. Granted I'm probably over-loading the bipods when shooting off concrete/benches (trying to schedule formal training) but I've had issues with the Harris legs rotating. One leg up that Harris has in my opinion is that with the pod-loc you can get the bipod cant tighter than the Atlas (including the PSR). Not a huge issue but feel it's worth mentioning.
Also Rob01 gives some great advice and I've never regretted heeding it. You don't need the QD feature for the Harris (or Atlas for that matter). I envisioned switching my Harris from rifle to rifle but my lazy ass just succumbed to buying more bipods as funds became available. A (cheaper) picatinny/sling stud mount will work just fine in that regard.
Honestly I can shoot just as tiny (or big, ha) groups with the Harris as my Atlas(es). They are both great options and will serve you well, but if you'd like to compare and fondle them at the range, hit me up.