good bipod for .22?
#1
Thread Starter
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Millville, Ohio
I really would like a bipod for my new savage Mark II because i dont want to scratch the wood laying it on stuff. i have found 2 but not sure which one would be better
heres one
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/BIPOD...l?pcs=BIPOD102
i would defidentally get this one if i knew it would fit on my savge
heres the other one
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/BIPOD103-41834-714.html
im positive this will work on my savage
they both look good
if you have any suggestions that would be great.i dont want to spend over 25 dollars
thanks
heres one
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/BIPOD...l?pcs=BIPOD102
i would defidentally get this one if i knew it would fit on my savge
heres the other one
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/BIPOD103-41834-714.html
im positive this will work on my savage
they both look good
if you have any suggestions that would be great.i dont want to spend over 25 dollars
thanks
#4
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: WY
Chances are, your Savage MkII doesn't have a Picatinny Rail, so the first one won't work.
Second one "clamps" onto the barrel (think scratching the stock is bad, try marring the finish off the steel and having it rust?!). Looks like the thing doesn't fit all the barrel diameters from reading the reviews, so there's no guarantee you're even going to get it to hold tight if it fits at all. I'd pass on the second one, too.
Yeah, inexpensive, but you get what you pay for. I've used Harris bipods for years and am perfectly happy with them. Sure, going to cost you three times what you'll pay for this one.
Second one "clamps" onto the barrel (think scratching the stock is bad, try marring the finish off the steel and having it rust?!). Looks like the thing doesn't fit all the barrel diameters from reading the reviews, so there's no guarantee you're even going to get it to hold tight if it fits at all. I'd pass on the second one, too.
Yeah, inexpensive, but you get what you pay for. I've used Harris bipods for years and am perfectly happy with them. Sure, going to cost you three times what you'll pay for this one.
#7
Nontypical Buck
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From: WY
No. I've looked on the Savage website and the none of the wood-stocked Mk IIs have a Picatinny Rail. I didn't look at the composite stocks.
Unless you buy a rail and bolt it to the forearm of your rifle, the first bipod won't mount on your rifle, either. There would likely be little advantage buying a rail and doing this. By the time you finish, you could've bought a decent Harris bipod which doesn't require the rail, just a swivel stud.
Unless you buy a rail and bolt it to the forearm of your rifle, the first bipod won't mount on your rifle, either. There would likely be little advantage buying a rail and doing this. By the time you finish, you could've bought a decent Harris bipod which doesn't require the rail, just a swivel stud.
#9
Typical Buck
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From:
http://www.harrisbipods.com/
check the online catalogs. harris is greatclamps right on your sling swivel stud. has a spot for the sling to go on it.
check the online catalogs. harris is greatclamps right on your sling swivel stud. has a spot for the sling to go on it.


