Reviews - Stoney Point RBP-101 Stock Attachment Hardware for PoleCat Rapid Pivot Bipod, Rifle RPB101 Reviews - YP-MN-RPB-RPB101

Author: beavis bernard (verified customer) , varmint hunting addict, from Hutchinson, Kansas on Jan 9, 2012
Pros:  Best on the market and I've tried most
Cons:  Pricey
Would recommend:  yes

beavis bernard wrote:

Easy on and off.

Author: bobdds (verified customer) from BULLHEAD CITY on Oct 13, 2011
Pros:  light, flexible, adaptable
Cons:  can bind to swivel stud
Would recommend:  yes

bobdds wrote:

I use these attachements a hundred days a year or so. I use the attachement with the sitting length bipod for coyote calling and occasionaly the prone length for hunting. I think the sitting version in that application is the very best available and I have tried a lot. I can adjust the height with one hand- minimal movement on stand and its light and easy to shift as the critter comes in. The light weight makes less noisy to set up or shift. I have 5 years on one of these. I use the prone on occasion where weight is a real issue in the field. I do a lot of long range hunting with prone style rifles and find the prone version a little too flexible at the collar with a heavy prone rifle. But for a shot or two at a big game critter that problem can be managed, just not convenient for a day of prairie dog or long range coyotes. A Harris is much better for that kind of application.

Author: Seven beard from Westfield, NY on Sep 12, 2011
Pros:  Reliable and easy once installed.
Cons:  Needs a different assembly for install.
Would recommend:  yes

Seven beard wrote:

Setup is tricky. Set screw is difficult to install properly.

Author: Sevenbeard from Westfield, NY on Sep 12, 2011
Pros:  Once done you will be pleased.
Cons:  Needs a different assembly for install.
Would recommend:  yes

Sevenbeard wrote:

Setup is tricky. Set screw is difficult to install properly.