Cheaper Than Dirt

Are you trying to shoot your rifle more accurately? One way you can tighten your groupings is by using a bipod. The bipod, used for nearly a century on countless rifles, is an excellent way to stabilize your shot. It can be used for hunting, at the range, or in long-distance shooting competitions. Here are a few tips to effectively use a bipod. Make Sure It’s Properly Installed Though it may seem obvious, the first step is to ensure your bipod is properly installed. Bipods are typically installed on a Picatinny or keymod rail or on a sling swivel stud. The trick is having the bipod not too far forward or back when on a rail. If there is slack in your bipod, there is slack in your shooting. Even if you think yours is installed correctly, double-check it just in case it’s a little off. Even more importantly, make sure that it’s suited for your gun. For example, bipods don’t typically work well with lever action 30-30 Winchester rifles and are better suited for semi-automat...