Reviews & Ratings for Stoney Point RBP-101 RPB-102 Stock Attachment Hardware for PoleCat Rapid Pivot Bipod — 7 reviews — Page 1

Easy on and off.
Pros: Best on the market and I've tried most
Cons: Pricey

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.
Pros: light, flexible, adaptable
Cons: can bind to swivel stud

Setup is tricky. Set screw is difficult to install properly.
Pros: Reliable and easy once installed.
Cons: Needs a different assembly for install.

Setup is tricky. Set screw is difficult to install properly.
Pros: Once done you will be pleased.
Cons: Needs a different assembly for install.

Although it's easy to install on your rifle, why not put one one every rifle you own?

Easy to use with the required bi-pod from Stoney Point. I have 3 so far and can use the one bi-pod on all three guns.
Pros: No bulky bipod on rifle. Still functions as swivel mount.
Cons: For me none

i liked it so much after putting it on my varmint gun (204), I bought another gun,22 mag. and got another adapter for it so that i can carry the bi pod in my ruck sack, and have it ready when i want it, without having to buy two bi pods.
Pros: easy to attach, takes about 10 min.