UTG PRO TBNR Bipod, 7"-9" Center Height, Picatinny

Im not sure which version of the UTG Recon 360 Bipod you tried but Mine has the ability to lock the legs In multiple angles going fully forward and also backwards and as I stated In the other comment Mine has two flat head screws on either side of the Panning ball joint. Now they have a lever to control the panning which seems more convenient but they seemed to do away with the backward leg positions which are very useful. For Instance , one example Is If you have a light/laser combo out front and the legs can't be closed In the forward position, you could close them In the rear position.

As I said, the only minor annoyance Is the two flat head screws controlling the panning feature. This Is easily remedied by tightening both, until you can still pan the gun but It won't uncontrollably cant to the left or right. Mine has multiple positions for the leg angles to go fully forward or backward. The detents and spring loaded push tabs are positive/tight still 1 year later and after much use. I use It a few times a week, still no Issues. When I adjust the height, I don't just loosen the thumb wheels and yank the legs out/down. This WILL wear out the detents surely!! Your supposed to loosen the thumb wheels THEN DEPRESS and HOLD the spring loaded tab and slide the leg down. Then release the tab and tighten the thumb wheel and repeat for the other side. Also, the thumb wheels can be used to lock the legs at variable heights and not just In the pre slotted heights. The models available now replaced the two flathead screws for a lever to tighten panni

Clearly you did something wrong or had a faulty Product regarding the UTG Recon 360 bipod. I've had mine for a year and never had any Issues with It "Dumping a gun off a table?!!" How did you manage that one? Besides this UTG TBNR Bipod, The UTG Recon 360 Is pretty much the best, most feature packed, convenient and most solid Chinese bipod you can buy. The Only annoyance was If the two flat head nuts for the panning feature weren't tightened down, then The gun could shift/can't all the way to the right/left as well as angle more front to back. You claimed the detents were worn. Which detents? The detents for the angle of leg positions or the detents controlling height? Even If the detents for the height were worn out, If used properly with the thumb wheels then It could never retract, Unless your product was faulty. Furthermore, I've never heard anyone else having this problem If used correctly. Tighten the thumb wheels after you adjust the height, common sense.

By the way, I think it is a bit unfair to leave a review for a product you haven't personally tried.

I purchased 4 of these to put on various airguns that I own. The build quality is amazing and above anything I've seen from UTG before. The Recon 360 feels like a toy compared to this model. The pan and tilt tightens up very nicely (the tensioner is a bit tight, but it does it's job.) The leg extension/retraction system is cleverly simple and smooth. The legs also lock into place with a detent-locking system, so it's not just friction based. I don't think you could have the same issue with this model that you had with the Recon 360. Just my 2 cents.