Thanks 50calty
08-04-2010 | 05:44 PM
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Thanks 50calty
In a comment to ronlaughlin's post "Gettin' Ready For the Hunt", 50calty praised his Vanguard Leader B62 bi-pods, saying:
Well, I bit the bullet and ordered one. It arrived today. As he said, they aren't cheap ($39.95 + $6 shipping) but man, I am pleased. These things are top quality. The leg extension locks are simple, quick and positive. They have nice foam handle sections and the two legs lock together very nicely. The "V" yoke for the gun is perfect. It's also easy to remove the yoke, allowing you to mount a camera on the swivel stud, which is the standard size for cameras.
So I'll add my recommendation to 50cal's. If you need bi-pods, the Vanguard Leader B62 is excellent.
Hey Ron, If you are willing to spend the extra money you should get a pair of bi-pods. I used a pair of the first time last year. Extended them out to where the gun perfect for a standing shot, then clipped them together and used it as a walking stick. Was able to shoot a doe at 350 yards on the run. I have the Vanguard Leader B62. Got them at scheels. DONT buy stoney point. The old model was good but the new ones are cheaply made. Mine extends all the way down to 2ft 6in. Good enough for sitting down and shooting. Also you can take the top off and mount your spotting scope to the bipods. I think I paid 50 or 60 dollars. You'll be amazed of how much better you'll shoot with them. I was also told to hold the bi-pod and not the rifle when shooting.
So I'll add my recommendation to 50cal's. If you need bi-pods, the Vanguard Leader B62 is excellent.
