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Question: does this bipod extend high enough for clearance of a 25 round magazine in a prone position?
Document: Excellent construction, locks open with no play at all. Springs are very strong. The QD lock works really well, one of the best I have tried. Leg extensions are very stable allowing for 30 round magazine with my Patriot Ordnance P415 (AR15 platform). No need for the more expensive models like Atlas. Save your money for a nice optic. The bipod allows for panning  while maintaining a stable position. Great value! I didn't expect this quality at such a reasonable price.
Offers 5 very positive notched leg height adjustment points via sprung release push levers. Sits on a pair of stout rubber feet. Upper leg has a squared profile for added rigidity. Quick Deploy feature mounts solidly and allows for easy install and removal. There is a low profile sling slot built in at the front. External springs hold the non-locking leg pivots securely in place (either down when in use or when folded forward) Tall enough for most high capacity magazine use. This is the third style of UTG pod that I own, and is so far my favorite for combat style applications.
Great bipod, love the qd feature. The only issue I've found is that when the legs are in the deployed position the springs seem too weak to hold them securely open ( they won't close up on you or anything, but there is some play at the bottom). I also have the utg swat model and when its legs are deployed, the springs snap them and hold them very securely in position. Don't know if they are now designed this way, but I prefer the tighter springs. I might have gotten another swat model instead, if I had them side by side.
It does the job but the flip latch will not hold it in place while shooting. If you want it to stay in place you need to tighten it up with an Allen key...The rifle does not fit in my bag with it on so i have to install it with an allen key every time I want to use it.But that would be the same for most I imagine..It is OK, looks nice. It does the job of a bipod and is tough enough for a .223
Pros:-heavy duty, strong legs. Won't wobble under the weight of a heavy scoped target rifle-quick deployment of legs, legs have notches for additional locking-QD lever can be tightened pretty hard so it won't come loose during recoilCons:-short legs (tight fit with 30 round mag)If you want a Harris bipod for 1/2 to 1/3 of the price for an actual rifle, not an air gun, this is probably the bare minimum you will have to spend. The &#34;super duty&#34; series is the lowest tier that actually can support heavy rifles and won't loosen up on recoil.
Mounted easily enough with included tools. Haven't put it through any rugged use yet, but supports my AR-10 perfectly. Only complaint is it's not easily switcjable between rifles without the tool.
For the price, the UTG Super Duty OP Bi-Pod with QD Lever Lock CAN'T be beat! UTG/Leapers products can be hit or miss when it comes to quality, but they seem to have hit it on the head with this product! The quality appears excellent, everything seems solid, like it will last through real use, while still being relatively light weight. The design and engineering of the bi-pod and its features are well thought out and actually innovative. The release mechanisms that extend the legs are convenient and easy to use.
this bipod fits and works great. i shopped around and wanted the quick release. very pleased on quality of bipod for the price.
The UTG bipod is very sturdy and locked soundly into place. It came with a swivel adapter which I have not used yet, but the bipod itself works great for my PTR91.
I wanted a quality bipod that didn&#8217;t break the bank and UTG hit the bull&#8217;s eye with this one! I would highly recommend this bipod to anyone that wanted a sturdy, well made, easy to use bipod!
Answer: yes