TWOD Tactical Rifle Bipods Adjustable 6-9/6.3-6.9 inch Fit Picatinny Rail with Extra Adapter

Twod 6x9 Bipod I just installed this Bi-Pod on my 243. The first thing I noticed was just how quick and easily it attached to the forearm of my rifle. The next thing I like is the adjustability of the legs. Very easily adjust for un level areas. The legs release easily and very smooth. When locked in position they are secure. The springs are of great quality and are good and strong for keeping the legs folded in place. They are not so strong though that makes them difficult to put in place. They are perfect. All screws and swivels have stated in tack and tight. In my opinion a great bipod for the price with excellent quality. I would recommend them to anybody looking for an inexpensive great quality bipod. Donald Troy Black Sturgis Ky.

Put this on my scar 17s and have zero complaints. Works great!

Wasn't quite a perfect fit to my rifle, but I am very pleased with the quality. Don't let the price fool you, it's made very well.

It’s a great product I did install and bore sight but unfortunately after handling the item on the rifle for a brief while I decided to return because of one reason.. I have a carbine length rifle with an A2 style sight... meaning I have a shorter handgrip area. The mount is solid and sturdy but .. the actual size of the mount is about 3inches which takes up to much space under the rifle and caused me to not be able to properly grip my rifle hand guard. On a 20 inch barrel this would be awesome or a full barrel length rail system. Again the item is great quality and fit and finish for the price point and I would have kept it had it not been for the size issue.

Very good quality for the price.

It works. It's very very little. It fit's at the end of the rifle and comfortably very well because it is so very little. But that means you have to be very very little or a contortionist in order to be able to use it while it is 6 inches off the ground. I fortunately can use it but I don't think that it's very practical for most people.

Be careful of barrel diameter. Also, I used a piece of bike tire inner tube to protect the finish of my barrel. It also seems to clamp a little more firmly. The screws are a little too long on my barrel, but I suppose that makes it so it can fit on bull barrels. Otherwise, it works great and now my small sport .22 canbe held a little more stable. I recommend it for anyone, just pay attention dimensions.

Poked around and tried to find the Harris-style bipod with the best reviews so ordered this one... I didn't expect much for $30. Wow! I'm actually kind of shocked how solid this one is. I compared it directly to my Harris Engineering BRMS (~$100) with KMW Pod-Loc (~$30) and it's honestly kind of crazy... the Twos one is honestly/possibly better in some ways: the top of the base that touches your stock/chassis is completely covered in one larger piece of rubber on the Twod (while the Harris is just two thin strips of rubber along the edges), and while it really doesn't serve a function beyond being slightly less annoying, the Twod one has rubber wrapping around the springs which might cut down on "sprong" type sounds after you fire a round (the Harris is just bare springs). The only two functional/material drawbacks or cost-cutting measures I could find on the $30 Twod as compared to my $130 Harris BRMS+KMW Pod-Loc is: the round wheel/knob on the bottom of the stud clamp is plastic (metal on the BRMS) and the lever on the Twod's swivel control is also plastic (metal on the KMW Pod-Loc). That's it. Verdict: unless you're jumping out of a helicopter and/or heading to a "range" where people shoot back, if it's not on your agency's dime you can probably save $100 and be just fine with this.

This is a pretty solid unit. The only real problem I can think of is that the bolts that hold the clamp onto the barrel are much too long. They should include a set of bolts that are about 1/2 the size of the ones included, too. Otherwise I like it, you can adjust the height of either leg, or leave them loose and they legs are more "springy." I had some spare bolts so I wasn't worried. You could also cut them down pretty easily.

Actually better quality than I thought. Really easy to install. Mounted on my savage b22

Is good product much good quality

WAY too small to even get a good angle on the scope, i had to prop the bottom of the bipod on 2 ammo boxes and lower my neck as FAR as i could and i could still barely get my rifle horizontal on the target. DO NOT RECOMMEND