Remington 700 VFS Bi-Pod Question

[DrHouse]

Hey guys, so I decided to buy myself a Rem 700 VFS for Christmas this year and I'm looking to geta Bi-pod for it! I have absolutly no experience with Bi-pods, is there any brand I should be looking into and is there any brands that will fit on the stock without any drilling? Sorry if this question seems dumb but I want to get a little heads up before i head to the Gun shop to get one or have them work on it!

[Swampdog]

Never had a problem with Harris .Pretty good in my book.

[thndrchiken]

Harris, S series.

[DrHouse]

Thats the rifle, do you know if one or both of the screws come off to allow the bi pod to screw in?

[Big Z]

Harris or shooters ridge bipods. Don't take either front swivel stud out. The front one is for mounting a bipod and the rear one is for a sling.

[PA Bow/Flinter]

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...d=cat20774&rid=

This is the bipod I use to hunt groundhogs with my 700 VLS. I absolutely love it because I can take it on and off with a simple snap. Its super sturdy and gives me the additional height for a kneeling or sitting shot. I haven't found many places where a prone shot is feasible due to terrain contours and high grass, so this works perfect for me. I'm going to be getting a second mount for it shortly so I can use it with my Rem. 7 SS for deer and bear.

[doubleA]

DrHouse, no need to remove the studs as most bipods simply attach/clamp themselves to the stud. They are very simple and easily installed or removed.

Harris makes a good one,they come in various heights and are available in a swivel model which IMHO is the way to go. They will help with getting the rifle level on uneven surfaces. I also prefer the notched leg version too.

[Sheridan]

Big Z gave you the real deal !

Harris +1

http://www.harrisbipods.com/