I' ll second the shooting sticks, I' m a pretty avid handgun hunter, and they' re invaluable (just make sure if you ever use them with a revolver you allow a good deal of BC gap clearance and wear a thick sleeve or arm gaiter).You' ll never find a bipod that you' ll like hanging on a handgun, telescopic shooting sticks let you use them only when you want to, and can be any height any time, even variable for ANY uneven terrain, which isn' t true for most bipods.

(that said, there' s only one bipod maker in my opinion, Harris).