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I could never get on with the swivel base on the shorter 6"/9" type because whenever you place the rifle on the ground,on the bipod, the weight of the rifle +scope +add on night vision would tend to cause it to topple over. I find that its far more stable to adjust the legs to get things level.

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I hate the things, they get all snarled up in the vegetation when a good split stick will do the job in spades and act as a stalking stick along the way.  Two drain pipe fittings and two nice tapered hazel sticks, with a leather loop in between.  Can be adjusted from 30 inches down to 12 inches very easily and does not cost a penny.

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15 minutes ago, Walker570 said:

I hate the things, they get all snarled up in the vegetation when a good split stick will do the job in spades and act as a stalking stick along the way.  Two drain pipe fittings and two nice tapered hazel sticks, with a leather loop in between.  Can be adjusted from 30 inches down to 12 inches very easily and does not cost a penny.

I don't have any of this trouble on the top of my truck or the bench rest at the back.

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Try crawling through high grass and weeds in order to close the distance on a likely shot at a deer. I ditched bypods over 35yrs ago and went with the plitable stalking stick. Mine is made from two old golf club shafts. Works a treat and helps me step quietly over tricky ground when necessary.  I have a window bag for shooting out of my Landie.

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