30cm Steel Rifle Bipod (13~18mm Adjustable Mount)

Pros: -Works like any other bipod but this system can be attached to rifles that don't support other bipod systems.
-It is very easy to mount and use.

Cons: -When retracting the legs, it sometimes get stuck.
-Also it is a bit hard to push the legs up toward the barrel

Other: -If you need a bipod system but your rifle cannot support any other design, buy this one. It works great.

Pros: It is a good bipod for the price. It is easy to install. I used it at the gun´s barrel and it fitted fine. Has a good extension and is pretty light and stable.

Cons: The parts tend to be a bit loose when the bipod is open(between the legs and the mount). If you carry the gun with the bipod open you will feel the legs move a bit). I don´t know if that is normal for the gun to settle. Anyway, once the weapon is set on the ground it gets pretty stable.

Other: Good bipod for the price, at least compared to bipods in my country. Nevertheless, i still think it could be a little cheaper since its build quality isn´t all that.

Pros: its sturdy, mostly steel, you cant make steel springs if I am not mistaken, fits handsomely on my airsoft m14 ebr, it locks on 22mm rail (piccatiny or weaver dont know the difference neway)

Cons: the part between the legs and the mount seems loose, never owned a real one so I cant compare but maybe its for moving the rifle around close targets without moving the legs, release button has black paint on it, after a while it scrapes revealing yellowish metal

Other: well it looks good on my airsoft, fits the rails and its cheap.

Pros: It is a good bipod for the price. It is easy to install. I used it at the gun´s barrel and it fitted fine. Has a good extension and is pretty light and stable.

Cons: The parts tend to be a bit loose when the bipod is open(between the legs and the mount). If you carry the gun with the bipod open you will feel the legs move a bit). I don´t know if that is normal for the gun to settle. Anyway, once the weapon is set on the ground it gets pretty stable.

Other: If you need a bipod system but your rifle cannot support any other design, buy this one. It works great.

Pros: The bipod is firm, made of steel, very easy to mount on any rifle! And if you don't want to use the bipod all you have to do is press one simple button and retract the bipod by pulling it off.

Cons: The buttons that locks the level of the bipod sometimes get off the position, but you can fix that very easily, not a big problem after all.

Other: If you know somebody that haves arifle it will be also a great gift, I mean, I'd love to receive a gift like that. =)

Pros: This bipod is very cheap ( as is everything on DX). it is reasonably sturdy and easy to fit on most rifles it folds easely by pressing the rods together and flipping them front or back the extending rods are easy to setup and fold back in. its lightweight.

Cons: there is a fait amount of play in the forward and backwards motion. My rifle has a internally suppresed barrel, so the screws provided didn't fit because of the thicker barrel. I got longer screws from a local hardware store and now it fits perfectly.

Other: for hobby and amateur shooters who don't want to spend too much money its a great product

Pros: This is a simple bipod made out of aluminum, which means that the weight stays down. The height adjustment works good with the "hooks" locking the legs, and when you are about to fold it upp you just press the two legs together and fold them up. And you can remove the bipod from the barrel by pressing a button and drag it of the rail. Simple as that!

Cons: It's a bit to loose and jiggley for my taste and it should probbobly be like that to aim your rifle freely, but i just made the hole, where the bolt goes in, smaller by making a bushing out of a garden hose and now its just moves back and forth and the rifles weight keeps it in place.

Other: This is a great bipod for a low price and its capabel to be mounted on a barrel, excellent for air rifles etc. and it seems durable enough to work with heavier weapons with calibers up to 2.22 or 5.56. So bottomline, just buy it and be happy.

Pros: A steady aim is the hallmark of any good shooter, and using a bipod will immediately give you an accuracy and consistency boost

Cons: On firearms, bipods are commonly used on rifles and machine guns to provide a forward rest and reduce motion

Other: Fine price,fine quality,but one thing that i dont like that have in middle like rotation joint. YYou can use this bipod everywhere where gun have pipe