Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 2

What is a loading bipod?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 3

At what range do I zero my rifle?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 4

Where can I purchase the best rifle bipod?

Accepted Answer

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.

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