Doublej from United States, CO Public Profile

I've got a couple forward mounted bubbles, takes my eyes a second or two to focus out there and then back to my optic. This one sits directly under the eyebell, much faster for me to move back and forth. Nothing hanging out, nothing to be flipped out, nothing to snag. This might be the best bubble there is (says a guy that's fairly new to longish range shooting). Oh yeah, price isn't that bad, either.

Harris is the standard for bipods when it comes to normal people. Maybe operators need a $400 bipod with $75 feet, but I don't. Maybe they need pan to chase down bad guys, I don't need that either. Notched legs, a swivel, and solid construction are almost all I need. How could it be better? A lever instead of the tension knob. Caldwell can do it, Harris should be able to as well. How about a 1913 pic mount? An Mlok option, even better! I have to use an adapter for the sling stud (cause it's 1963...) to mount to Mlok or Pic right now. Finally, interchangeable feet. Not roll pin mounted either, but something better, faster, and cheaper. All easy, all could be done at a similar price point and still way under the other options out there. All that said, still the best bipod on the market for me, which is why I keep buying them, then buying the lever, then the mount, then the feet...

Mine comes in at 1.1 oz with no mounting hardware, and very little more is added with the direct mount. I've had it on a carbon fiber handguard for years and it's never moved. Just large enough to hook with pinky and ring finger, no more than you need for a proper grip. Can't comment on the keymod mount, nobody uses keymod anyway, but the direct mount you can literally use on anything, especially if you get creative. Great product, wish everyone carried, really glad to see it here at OP.