Title says it all. If you’re out west, and you have a tripod set up for glassing and shooting, how many of you also bring a bipod?
Hunting & Fishing Those That Hunt with Tripods: Do You Also Bring a Bipod?
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I always just leave a bipod on the gun. Makes it easier to set the gun down when moving positions. I also prefer to be shooting prone if I can
I always leave the spotter on the tripod and shoot off of the bipod. I haven't encountered many situations where that setup doesn't work for me.
Everything mounted on my rifle has qd throw levers. That being said, I have yet to hunt somewhere a prone shot was feasible.
I prefer to take the shot from my bipod when that’s possible. My bipod is very, very far forward so I’m steady as hell in the prone.
I don't, since my tripods can go prone as well with a wider base, and I don't want the extra weight.
Bipod makes for a handy stand to keep the important parts of the rifle out of the dirt.
I usually take both and leave the bipod on while hiking into a spot to sit and watch. Once i get to my spot i set up the tripod.
Most expensive kickstand I ever owned, and I have a Harley!
All joking aside, I use mine when setting my rifle down, keeps the rifle out of the dirt/mud.
Primarily I keep it on my rifle to make it more front heavy, for balance sake on a tripod. AI's being butt heavy n all.
All joking aside, I use mine when setting my rifle down, keeps the rifle out of the dirt/mud.
Primarily I keep it on my rifle to make it more front heavy, for balance sake on a tripod. AI's being butt heavy n all.
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