Which bipod versa or harris?

[elmerdeer]

I am looking to buy a bipod for mostly longrange hunting and some longrange target shooting, I have a mcmillan rem hunter edge stock with 1 sling stud in the front.
I want to be able to remouve the bipod easily as I might also be on a stand or in a blind, I also want to be able to set up fast and on some uneven ground. Which one and which model do you guys suggest?
Thx
Elmer

 

[Klong]

Harris with pod loc.

 

[fdshuster]

Not knowing any better, and going against the advice of others, I bought a "Versa Pod" from Midway. Quickly discovered it was yet another piece of crap "made in China", it was returned for a full refund, and I was turned-off on Bi-Pods, thinking they were all the same. My son then gave me a Harris, 9" to 13", locking legs, swivel with the pod lock, and I learned the truth: extreme high quality and a pleasure to use. A perfect choice for some of my "walking around" varmint rifles, like my Ruger #1, Rem 700, 222 Rem, etc. Like comparing a Yugo ( the Versa Pod) to a Mercedes ( the Harris).

 

[sdneil]

Buy a Harris, you will be happy!!!

 

[jghoghunter]

Go with a harris and you can't go wrong. I have 3 of them and all work great.

 

[Mikem]

I have a Harris, and like it a lot, however a bipod (any brand) is no substitute for a good front rest, and rear bag when your shooting at long ranges. That said, I realize you cant always use a rest and bag, like when hunting over hill and dale, so a Harris will half to do, there as good as they get.
Mike.

 

[squirrelsnpr]

I have a versa-pod I'm willing to sell ya hahahaha

 

[WRMorrison]

I hope you don't mind me stepping in here elmer, but since we're on the subject:

What leg length is usually the best for F class and such?

-WRM

 

[Taildrag15X]

I use a 6"-9" Harris Swivel with Pod Loc, Pod Paws and try never to extend the legs so that my CG is as low as possible. I have a number of rear bags and shims to help adjust for the firing line differences.

 

[Yellow11]

After several years of using a Harris, I recently changed to an Atlas c/o Kasey.

Wished the Atlas had been available years ago - it has my vote!

Three options to fitting them - I went with the rail approach.

 

[elmerdeer]

After several years of using a Harris, I recently changed to an Atlas c/o Kasey.

Wished the Atlas had been available years ago - it has my vote!

Three options to fitting them - I went with the rail approach.

Is there a an option for a single stud like I have on my mcmillan? Cause they sure do look nice.
Thnaks
Elmer

 

[Yellow11]

Surf the www.accu-shot.com/ site.

You will find what you are looking for...

 

[Skeeter]

Harris all the way. I own three of them and they work great for me. I however, do not like the S models (swivel) as you need to keep tightening them.... therefore I only purchase the BR 6-9 model.

Skeeter