Reviews - Page 7 - Leapers UTG Tactical OP Bipod w/ Tactical Sniper Profile, Adjustable Height TL-BP88 Reviews - LP-B0-OPBP-TL-BP88

Author: Capt79 (verified customer) , Firefighter,Hunter, from Port Orchard on Nov 17, 2011
Pros:  Easy install, Good height, solid operation
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

Capt79 wrote:

I purchased this bipod for my tactical 10/22. Pimarily to support the weapon in a semi-ready firing position. I wanted to avoid resting the gun on the red dot / laser sight. Determine your height requirements and buy it.

Author: fmdbullrider (verified customer) , Full time Rancher, from Northern California on Sep 23, 2011
Pros:  Sturdy, quiet, easy to use
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

fmdbullrider wrote:

Bipod was mounted on a rail so I cannot speak about stud mount but assume it is as good a quality as the rest of the Bipod. This is very steady and secure, unlike a lot of bipods in this price range it is absolutely silent either open or closed

Author: Hoot (verified customer) from Fort Worth, Texas on Aug 25, 2011
Pros:  Good value.
Cons:  Inspect the pieces before/after use.
Would recommend:  yes

Hoot wrote:

Has both mounts available. Get the taller version unless you don't use high cap mags. Should hold up fine.

Author: WATCHMAN007 , EX-MILITARY, from ZANESVILLE, OHIO on Aug 25, 2011
Pros:  The release allows the legs to drop down and you are able to turn the rifle approx. 20-25 degrees left and right
Cons:  you must manually push the legs back up
Would recommend:  yes

WATCHMAN007 wrote:

Recommend? Depends on what you want. Personally I think that it would be better if the legs retracked at the touch of the button. In most cases you have the time to let them down but, not the time to push them back up. Just speaking from a combat stand point...

Author: BTut86 (verified customer) , Hunter, from Autin, TX on Aug 12, 2011
Pros:  Metal, easy to mounty on quad rail
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

BTut86 wrote:

Get this model with the additional leg length to ensure that your 30 round mags will fit while you are at the bench or prone in the grass. Worth the money and seems durable.

Author: BubbaFNP (verified customer) , Enjoy shooting rifles and pistols, hunting., from Rockport Texas on Jul 31, 2011
Pros:  Sturdy, panning, inexpensive, mounting options for picatanny rail or strap mount
Cons:  Made in China, handle carefully to avoid a finger pinch
Would recommend:  yes

BubbaFNP wrote:

Very sturdy and reliable while attached to the picatinny rail on a DPMS 308. The height is perfect to clear the magazine off the ground or table. Very steady platform when shooting from a bench. Optics Planet ships quickly, and while the price is not the lowest available, free shipping and no tax makes Optics Planet a great choice.

Author: Pathfinder (verified customer) , Engineering (design/product development), Sales and Marketing. background. Hunter, Competitive target shooter., from Roselle IL on Jul 18, 2011
Pros:  Well made, versitile and feature packed
Cons:  Instructions lack clarity on setting up the panning feature
Would recommend:  yes

Pathfinder wrote:

This is a good value for the money and the model compares favorable with my Harris Bi-pod. It is simple to install and operate. An accessory "Pin Mount" is an added bonus allowing for mounting on sling svivels of multiple firearms. However, instructions are not clear on setting up the panning feature. You will have to unloosen the mounting fastner a few turns in order to achive the panning feature and this may be counter intuative to what your are looking at in the components. In retrospect, this feature design enables a rock solid setup and thus the best of both worlds in paning and stationary positions. All in all Leapers packs alot of features in this model and it well worth the purchase price.

Author: Shooter3373 (verified customer) from Oklahoma on Jul 12, 2011
Pros:  Sturdy metal, spring retractible feet
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

Shooter3373 wrote:

Leapers does it again. I think they are one of the most underrated companies out there. This bi-pod was somewhere in the neighborhood of $22-$30. Its a solidly built metal product with adjustable legs, and push button spring retractible legs. They legs fold easily and its a great shooting platform. I also purchased a short 3" rail from CAA so I could attach this to my 20" Colt AR-15. Couldn't be happier.

Author: slydovr from Louisville, TN on Jun 9, 2011
Pros:  Price, construction, ease of use
Cons:  sling swivel adapter a litte awkward
Would recommend:  yes

slydovr wrote:

I bought this for a Savage 110 in .223 set up for varmints. I wanted to try a moderately priced bipod on this rifle. I found this to be worth the price and more vs. others I have bought. The sling swivel adapter is a little awkward and alows for a little play at the attachment, but it is tolerable.

Author: Michael Arambula from Hooper, UT on Jun 4, 2011
Pros:  Inexpensive, Sturdy, and Quality
Cons:  Don't like the swivel action-personal preference
Would recommend:  yes

Michael Arambula wrote:

Bought two of these after getting the first one. I was weary because of price point but decided to take the plunge. I am glad I did. It is awesome compared to my Harris that I have. It is a solid shooting platform. I have tried other Harris knock offs and have just thrown them into the trash or shot them downrange for target practice. But this one is not a cheap knock off. It is my opinion better than or equal to my Harris bi-pod. I wish they would make a EOTECH or Aimpoint Clone this good. I would buy a lot of those if they were great like this bi-pod that they produced. Go ahead and buy a few, you won't be sorry.