Should the rifle bipod legs fold towards or away from the shooter?

Most models come with legs that face away from you. A few models are offering multi-directional staging. Mounting the legs facing you is less obtrusive but may also cause hand injuries when closing the bipod.

What is a loading bipod?

The loading bipod requires you to apply pressure to the rifle stock to control the shot. This configuration gives you more control but requires a higher level of skill in the shot.

At what range do I zero my rifle?

We recommend zeroing scopes at distances of 100-yards. The military uses this standard when zeroing weapons, and some snipers zero at 200-yards for extra accuracy. However, unless you're using a high-powered platform like the Barret .50-cal, you'll have to start accounting for bullet drop after 150-yards.

Where can I purchase the best rifle bipod?

We recommend picking up your rifle bipod from Amazon. Amazon is the world's largest retailer, with the best prices and product range. If you're a Prime member, you get free shipping, with buyer protection on your order. If there's anything wrong with your bipod, Amazon offers hassle-free exchanges and returns.