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·I have been looking at bipods but I am slightly confused by all the options.
I currently have a 16" carbine AR with a 10" FF.
I am now building a 20-24" long range AR that will have a FF tube.
Does it make sense to try and share a bipod on each AR or should I get a dedicated one for each?
I know there are swivel ones, non swivel ones, benrest ones.
So what would I want if I was going to share or if I wanted dedicated ones? I would want some kind of quick detach on the carbine for when I shoot 3 gun and need to take it off.
I will be primarily shooting at my range from concrete benches but I would like the option of going prone.
I currently have a 16" carbine AR with a 10" FF.
I am now building a 20-24" long range AR that will have a FF tube.
Does it make sense to try and share a bipod on each AR or should I get a dedicated one for each?
I know there are swivel ones, non swivel ones, benrest ones.
So what would I want if I was going to share or if I wanted dedicated ones? I would want some kind of quick detach on the carbine for when I shoot 3 gun and need to take it off.
I will be primarily shooting at my range from concrete benches but I would like the option of going prone.