UTG New Gen Reinforced Clamp-on Bipod, Cent Ht 6.2"-6.7"

This is a great option for those that want a bipod for the increased stability and ease of use they provide to the accurate rifle shooter, but don't have the ability to attach one via pic or weaver rails. The lock up screw is really well made, I was able to get it tight enough on the barrel of my Mosin-Nagant 91/30 to where it doesn't move at all, which is great considering the high amount of recoil the 7.62x54R cartridge produces. The legs lock up very well from the stowed position to the deployed position, very good construction on a simple design. Theres a knurled ring above each foot that if you loosen, the legs will extend out a few more inches. When you do this be careful because the feet extension mechanism is under spring tension, and it is pretty strong. If you plan on using this bipod on your rifle from a typical range table/bench and you like to prop yourself up on your elbows the leg length is pretty good, I don't have to extend the feet if I'm not wearing a jacket. There are little rubber pads that are glued to the inside of the clamp ring, which was a nice surprise because I was figuring that, given the low price, it would be bare metal and I would have to protect the bluing on the barrel with electrical tape, but that was not required. Its a very simple device and so far its working great, no real problems that I've noticed. If you have already sighted in your rifle you'll have to check your zero because this will change the barrel harmonics of your rifle. It caused the zero on my rifle to shift about 4" but after I adjusted the scope, its holding zero steady again. I figure as long as you have it on tight it won't cause a wandering zero problem. Great and easy solution to get a more stable shooting platform out of an old service rifle!

I could not find a Bipod for my C308 and this worked well. It clamps onto the barrel and holds well

Given that the photo descriptions show this bipod attached to an M1A I thought I would give it a shot. First thing I did was talk to my local gunsmith who strongly advised me NOT to clamp to the barrel but to the gas tube as it could adversely affect the way the rifle shoots and could damage the barrel. I checked my rifle and decided it should just about fit to the tube so I ordered it.Didn't fit. The latch was just a little to big to pass between the barrel and the gas tube. Given the low price I decided that a bit of modification was in order rather than just returning. I took some of the metal of the catch and was able to mount it.The bipod itself does the job and is not badly made.

It’s a nice little unit but it came in with one leg not expanding I had to use a pair of pliers to break it loose. It took quite a bit of work to get it to work. I’m giving it a 3 only because of the issues I had

received on a timely manner and it works well for my Rugger 10/22 rifle. or any of my other semi autos.

Purchased this for my Zastava M77, as it is a sporting rifle with no accommodations for a military bipod. The hinge fits perfectly between the gas tube and barrel, allowing me to keep the bipod as close to the receiver as possible. It's pretty stout, and handles the recoil impulse of the .308 Winchester without issue.I see a lot of complains that the bipod can rotate around the barrel, as the clamp has rubberized pads to protect the barrel finish. A lot of military bipods work similarly, so it's not really an issue when you're using it properly.

We have purchased four thus far. I liked the first one so much that I purchased a second one for my wife's rifle. My sons used them on their rifles too. The UTG bipod is a common sense product at a very affordable price that is easy to use. The UTG is an inexpensive way to improve your shooting accuracy with a scope without getting too sophisticated.

Though the majority of the parts are relatively hard metal, the attached pieces are not and it broke on its third trip to the range. I was using this on a Ruger 10/22 which doesn't have much recoil. The spring-loaded top clasp broke and it will not attach to the barrel. I recommend getting something you can permanently attach to the gun.

Nett aber etwas unvorteilhaft mit nur einem druckpunkt. Bei schwächeren Material verbiegt auch gern Mal was. Ansonsten funktioniert er natürlich wie er soll

Das Zweibein selbst fand ich sehr gut.Da ich mit dem Schiessport erst anfange wusste ich noch nicht, dass eine Befestigung eines Zweibeins am Lauf nicht die beste Lösung ist , es gab ziemliche Hochschüsse im Vergleich zum am Schaft aufgelegt oder freihändig.Auch lagen die Treffer beim Zweibein weiter auseinander als bei am Schaft aufgelegt.Ich hatte das Zweibein für ein CZ V22 (.22lr) Wechselsystem einsetzen wollen.Stattdessen lasse ich mir jetzt vom BüMa eine Riemenbügelöse an den Schaft anbringen und werde dann ein Harris Zweibein verwenden.