TipTop EZ Pivot Rifle Bipod 6" - 9": Sling Stud Mount, Extendable, Folding, with Sling-attached Hole PN# S5-54663

this bipod seems to be a good value ... for the price it's well made. i was actually expecting to be disappointed and end up returning it but that hasn't been the case at all. the connection points to the sling are solid and the legs are stable.keep in mind i'm shooting 223 so there's not much recoil but it keeps my rifle very much on target for follow up.the only reason i didn't give it 5 stars is the grips on the feet could be a bit better the rubber doesn'r grab onto a flat surface that well so you have to be a little more gentle when charging this bipod - its not like it slides all over but i can see how metal points would be better

This is a pretty solid bipod setup. its priced very well for what you get. My only complaint is there are no detents on the legs to get a positive lock unless you are fully retracted or fully extended. If you want to set it between 6 and 9 inches you just have to use the set screw to lock it. But for me, from a bench, It will work fine.

Worked as advertised. The only thing Im not real fond of was the weight of the unit to the front of rifle. An extra pound at the end of the day could make a difference, may change it to a rifle that I wont be carrying that much. Other then the weight it works just like it should, especially like the ability to pan the rifle a bit.

This Bipod is everything I was hoping for and more. Quick and sturdy mount to my Savage Mark II .22 cal rifle. Easy height and tilt adjust, plus folds and unfolds quickly for use. Ads a little weight to the gun (I also have a Vortex 2-7 32 Rimfire scope on it),a and it shoots dead on out to 150+ yards in the prone position. Would highly recommend the TipTop for the money!!!

I Have several of these Bipods and they are stout. I think they are the best value for cost out there. I own a couple Harris bipods and although they are good I think I would pick these over the Harris.

This is not my first "value" bipod. This was a pleasant surprise. Reviews were good, but one never knows a reviewer's point of reference. I bought this for a Ruger American Ranch Rifle in 5.56 mm, just needing a light weight bipod for when sandbags are not available. In fact, this is a quite sturdy little bipod. It clamps very securely to the sling mount. The structural metal parts are heavier than I expected. At around $50 the price falls between a cheap model and a Harris. The quality comes reasonably close, I think, to a Harris--although I have only limited experience with that name brand bipod.In short, This is a not just a value bipod. It is a good value and a good bipod. Well worth the premium over the cheap ones. Keep in mind, of course, that I'm using this 6-9" bipod with a rotary mag rifle (flush bottom). I don't think it would be tall enough to use with an AR-15 with 30 or 40 round magazines, although it should be fine with an AR and 20- round mags.

well built bipod

Not a Harris, but close. Very stable if legs are retracted. Wobbly if legs extended.