Page 2 - UTG Recon 360 TL Bipod Reviews

All the different ways it can be angled. The quality. The tightness of it. After a lot of use it won't be loose because of good tight tolerances.

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Solid. Heavy duty. You need one with the Sumatra.

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Worth the money.

The tilt and swivel capabilities of this bipod are the only reason I decided to not return it. They allow your gun to move freely, when tension screws are backed off, preventing any stresses from transferring to your gun and effecting point of impact. The legs are so difficult to rotate into position though, that you'll think you've forgotten to release the locking levers.

Make the swivel points for each leg a lot easier to move. I was tempted to pull mine bipod off my gun and throw it more than once. After moving each leg from stop to stop a few hundred times, they loosen up enough to be less of a struggle.

If you're not looking for a good way to workout your forearms, buy a different model.

Very sturdy. love the adjustability.

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Great alternative to the Atlas for much less money.

Very robust, sturdy. I like the extra slots that allows the angle to be at multiple locations and not just straight up and down. You can buy extra swivel stud kits for mounting on other guns and that is plus. Was very satisfied with this purchase and if you buy you will also.

Solid construction. Like the swivel/tilt feature. Mounts securely to my Condor SS. Perfect

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Work well, easy to position the setup allows the great range of motion. Alows just the right amount of support and flexibility

A little bit on the expensive side.

this thing is awesome many shooting positions light and very stable!

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this thing is way better than i expected!!!

I was going to purchase the ALTAS BP10, but saw this first, glad I did!

clamp close with a lever on the rail, like the Atlas.

Fit perfect on my RAW .357 and FX Bobcat rail. Going to order two more!

This bipod was purchased, instead of others offered, because of its features. This bipod allows the gun to roll about the axis of the barrel about 20 degrees. With the gun on uneven ground, instead of readjusting the leg lengths you can easily bring it to proper horizontal hold by rolling it upright. From the mount point of the bipod the gun can be turned as far as necessary to keep the target in the sights. If you have to move the whole 360 degrees the target is probably tracking you, too. The legs have spring and lever locks for length adjustment as well as 1/4 turn lock screws so they don't 'seek their own position'. The 5 positions for the leg angles allow the legs to be stowed forward or aft regardless of the position of the bipod to the rifle. Fit and finish are commendable, all the locks are are operated easily and have worked flawlessly. The bipod came with everything necessary to attach it to a Picatinny rail.

Nothing that's made itself notable yet...

Some may consider this a heavy accessory. I've mounted mine on a Hatsan AT44-10 Long QE which is already heavy, but this bipod steadies everything out quite nicely. When slung over the shoulder the bipod pivoted out to the side a couple of times. Tightening the tension screw a bit was all that was necessary.

Good piece of kit, I'd recommend it.