I’ll look into the gunwerks for sure. Thanks for the reply!I used a Harris knockoff for years, switched to the Gunwerks V2 and love it.
I have never used a bipod for hunting before but wanted to give it a try. I like the new RR since it’s a 7-14 now so I feel like that will help get over the grass or other obstacles. Which javelin did you go with?I have a couple Rugged ridge. Have used them maybe 5 years or so. Quite a bit of use shooting varmints and targets with some big game too. For a light bipod it is very good.
I had the Gen 1 gunwerks it didn't werk out of the package. They don't get a second chance.
I just got the Javelin, but I don't have any time on it. It doesn't seem quite as stable as the R.R. But I wanted to try hunting without a bipod attached all the time, as I use my pack more than a bipod for hunting. I had my Rokstok built with a pic rail/Javelin adapter.
I’ll look into the flush mount. Seems super handyI can't stand bipods, so when I found the Javelin bipod from Spartan Precision, I rejoiced. Check them out if you haven't already. They go on and off in seconds. Even better is when you mount a flush cup into your stock.
These may not be as precise as traditional bipods, but for hunting use, they're the best I've seen.
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The Pro huntI have never used a bipod for hunting before but wanted to give it a try. I like the new RR since it’s a 7-14 now so I feel like that will help get over the grass or other obstacles. Which javelin did you go with?