UTG Folding Metal Bipod, Quick-Detach Reviews

Rubberized texture. Mounts. Multiple positions

Nothing

well made

nothing

a little heavy

I like the easy mount on my FX Impact compact, good size, easy to make adjustments. Great price.

None for the money (It's not an Atlas)

Good flexible bi-pod for the price

Heavy duty , attaches directly to weaver-piccatinny rails with a quick release.

Nothing does what it was made for .

This is not an Atlas bipod and the price differance proves it. 200.00 at least can be saved. Works well on my Edgun Leshiy 25 caliber. Adds a needed balance to my gun.

The legs can be deployed forward or rearward. Having them forward is really nice for stabilizing short guns like bullpups. Also nice in cramped quarters to use legs rearward. Most of it is Rubberized so it is grippy on various hard and soft surfaces. Quick detach so I can fold my gun and take it in and out of my backpack nice and fast.

Not much. The legs have a tiny amount of play to them but if they were tighter it probably wouldnt be as fast to deploy... so It's kinda hard to beat this unit for the price point. It's not an atlas. But I'm not setting up a Lapua or a cheytac on the ridge for enemy patrols. I'm shooting a very light airgun out of a kayak, off a bass boat, occasionally out of my truck, and various windows in my house... and this does the job admirably.

Well built and rugged...bi-directional folding legs

It would be a nice feature if it could pivot

Slightly heavy, but that is due to build quality

sturdy and easy to install.extension legs move easily and lock down well.

panning screw is difficult to see as well as access. Mine was WAY too tight and finding a hex wrench to fit was fun, but after loosening it a bit, it panned ok, like it should have.

Very soled, easy to use, secure when rifle is attached

Offer additional mounting plates along with offering the bipod. I need to buy two more but now I must pay additional freight charges

Best bipod for the money, bar none!!

rugged, lightweight, easy to attach and detach.

I wish it had a cant feature, so that you could take shots on uneven ground and keep the gun level. More notches on the legs for finer adjustments. Easier buttons. One leg takes some rough handling to adjust both the height of the individual leg and it's position (vertical/horizontal)

I have these on my .25 cal Hatsan BT65. Knowing what I know now I would have rather put the money towards a better set of bipods.

Really stable at all extension lengths. Really like the folding locking mechanism. Can fold forward or to the rear. Locks in either position as well as the shooting position

Would like to have longer legs to see how that would work out

Solid and stable even at max extension. Forward or backward folding legs. Legs are detented but can lock extension between detents as well. Nice rubber feet. Lots of extension. I think the square legs prevent wobble at full extension.

Add canting for easy leveling of gun. More aluminum to lighten (but its not that heavy to begin with).

The $280 Atlas has cant and panning but the legs wobble. This $45 tripod doesn't have cant but the legs don't wobble.

Easy to use. Folds forward or backward. Has quick detach mount and a sling swivel mount which means I can use it on two rifles. Folds with a push of the button on each side. One leg folds at a time. All metal construction with a rubber boot over outer leg segment. Height is perfect for my Condor SS. I am using a Hawke 3/8" to weaver adapter on the Condor SS and there are no clearance issues with this combination. Pans, but is a little stiff. Not a problem because I rarely shoot at running targets.

I have owned a Parker/Hale $375 bipod and this bipod is just as stable and does everything the $375 one did for a fraction of the price. As far as I am concerned this is by far the best bipod out there for the money!