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 Harris bipods 
		
		
		Anybody ever used the Harris bipods?  Are they relatively easy to get on/off of a bolt action rifle? 
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 They screw on/off the front sling swivel-  very easy to remove. 
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 And now they have a swiveling one. But as with everything..the price has gotten ridiculous. I'm cheep 'nuff I don't need to buy any new ones 
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 Yep, easy to get on/off and stable as the day is long, but I will be honest my Rock Ridge I liked better than the Harris when I bought it and I paid about half as much for it.  The only issue is you cannot get the swivel one in the Rock Ridge to my knowledge. 
	GoodOlBoy  | 
		
 I too have one of the (I believe they're called) Shooter's Ridge bipods.  I got it at Wally World.  I have been using it now for two seasons hunting groundhogs and haven't had any problems.  GOB: that same company does make one that swivels but, according to Midway it costs nearly as much as the Harris.  I got one that was marked Winchester for my son at Wal-Mart.  It's not quite as nice as the Shooters Ridge model but it has proven completely serviceable and has not given any problems.  It's been my experience - at least with the two that we have - that they work great as long as they are tightened down good and snug and you use them from a good, steady rest. 
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 I have several. I even use one on my Encore pistol when deer hunting. Took a deer at 175 yrds. with a handgun useing one. 
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 Yep mine came from Wally world as well.  If I was paying close to the same amount I would buy the Harris. 
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 I have two of them and they are ok and with the price going through the roof glad I got them before the hike 
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 I also have several Harris bipods. No complaints. 
	muledeer  | 
		
 The Harris Bipod is not cheap but it is top shelf. 
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