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Posted: 12/24/2007 6:28:58 AM EDT
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Hello All; I am trying to decide which bipod to purchase for my AR (6mm WOA). I am going to use it for hunting antelope on the plains of wyoming. It will be a stalking hunt, so the shooting will be done prone. I am torn between the Tango Down, Bobro Gen 2, and Harris offerings. There are features I like with each, but I have not tried them out individually to compare. Things I like about the Tango Down: uncluttered snag-free construction, allows rifle to traverse as well as cant, locking deployment. Things I like about the Bobro Gen 2: lanyard deployable, locking deployment, infinate leg height adjustment. Things I like about the Harris: much cheaper ($119 with picatinny mount), proven design, spring loaded leg height adjustment. Any suggestions or thoughts? Thanks in advance.... |
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I have a GG&G which is the Bobro gen 1 and a Harris on a Remington 700. The Bobro is very well made and finished. I am pretty sure the Gen 2 has a easy adjustable swivel tension which is a shortcoming for the Gen 1. If money is no object the Bobro Gen 2 looks worth a try but the Harris does the same job for almost half the price and I like the swivel quick lock lever that you can add for $15. The Harris without leg notches can be adjusted to any position. I have not tried the Gen 2 quick deployment but it sure does not take long to grab the legs on a Harris and pull them down. |
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