Budget Bipod recommendation

[Young Blood]

I got a gift card to a sporting goods store for $150 for Christmas. Thinking of getting a bipod for my rifle. Is there anything in that range that can swivel and go high enough for a seated position, if necessary, that is worth buying or should I just save up more and do a tricer?

 

[Q_Sertorius]

I have a pair of Primos trigger sticks I like pretty well. They use the Spartan system.

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[zr600]

A Harris would be all I would really recommend for that budget or can you ad more funds in and what do they have?

 

[Andycap]

Harris all the way.

 

[adamm88]

i bought a swagger that is able to come up to a seated position, it comes with a swing swivel stud, It doesn't fold but slides on and off a picatinny section. I haven't used it much but it fits your criteria.

 

[Cap'n Bruce]

A buddy swears by his Primos trigger sticks and I plan to purchase soon.

 

[turbo406]

Got a setup.off Amazon and modified it, so far its been great shot a few at 400 plus, one at 670, and have made first round impacts on rocks at 840, mid 7s, 6s with ease. Plus its tall enough for steep side hills, it replaced my hunter 42s from swagger

Thread 'Poor boy tricer rp killer'

Jan 18, 2026

Was looking for a bipod solution for being able to take long stable shots and be maneuverable still on sets. I would love a triple pull but a grand isn't in the budget this year for a bipod, thought I was set on a tricer rp but theres stands that I need almost all the height in my swagger 42s so the tricer was a little too short. The swaggers have been great to me and are hand but super bulky and they lack a little stability for long shots. Was in scheels grabbing some bullets and looking at tripods and the leupold alpine grabbed my attention thinking what if I yanked a leg off it to use...

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