Competition Bipod

[quandary]

I have found a number of "long range" competitions in my area. These are really more mid-range being 600 yards. I intended to participate in these with my range rifle next year. Currently configured it is at about 18lbs in 25x47. I could add another 3/4 pounds of weight with my weight kit. I would like to purchase a competition bipod. My thoughts are either a Phoenix Precision or a Henry Rempel (I believe Henry is still making his bipods?) Another possible contender would be a Tier One. For now I have ruled out the CEB Joypod as those seem to be a bit pricey.

Has anyone used these bipods? Any recommendations?

 

[D&L]

I'm also looking for a new bipod. I would like to have the Rempel, but trump tariff may make that impossible. I'm probably going to go with the Tier One.

Tell me more about the blood pressure bulb I see there. Is it for the bag?

 

[quandary]

I spoke to Henry yesterday and exchanged a couple of emails. I put in an order. The all in price including shipping, tariffs etc was $432. Which is an incredible value in comparison to the Phoenix or the Tier One. The C$ to US$ x-change rate at the moment makes for a good price.

 

[Rjk300]

That’s the endgame rear bag, heavy but great for shooting off with air adjusting the hight of the bag to get you on target.

 

[quandary]

Yes the end game bag is great for fun shooting at the range, bench or prone. Not legal for F-Class etc, "mechanical adjustment". I guess air is consider mechanical.....

 

[D&L]

What bipod are you using on the rifle shown in the photo?

 

[quandary]

Thunder Beast

 

[quandary]

Got my Rempel today. It is very nice!!

 

[Joel@LRO]

Thunder Beast

I really like my thunderbeast bipod. fast and durable for hunting. Not a competition bipod for long range bench style.