KEENZO Adjustable Tactical Bipod Mount, 6.3" to 6.9" Lightweight Spring Return Rail Mount Bipod for 20mm Picatinny Rail

Great value and more than 50% less expensive than my local gun shop for a similar item. Well built and just what I needed

It is a good item when it works but I had to take the one I received apart to service it. The mechanism was totally stuck even my strong grip wasn't enough to free it, I had to get some pliers to take it apart. When I took the screw out the grease was totally hardened it must have been sat around for a very long time. I cleaned the threads and oiled it back up and works perfectly now. I would have sent it back but it was awhile until I went to use it and probably past the date I could send it back.

Had a fair few bipods in my time, allows some horizontal movement which is perfect for me as a Pest Controller, I would recommend checking the leg screws after use they do come loose, not an issue as long as your aware, these are the 2 screws to unlock each leg. Neat and easy, no external springs so less to traps your fingers in.

It is light and sort of does the job! ,But IMO it is not that well made with parts not quite Fitting tightly enough so there is play in the legs and other parts. For the price I didn’t bother to return it and just glued The parts together! If it’s a basic bipod it’s fine. By the way, the leg extension is probably on the short side.

Small but excellent quality and works very well on Walther RM8

Excellent product for the price and seems very well made, fits perfectly and is nice and compact and neat, simple to use and locks into position very securely with no noise.

Check the measurements on this as I got caught out thinking it was longer than it is. The legs are actually quite short. I have it on a HK416 and even with only a 20 round magazine in, it's too short. There's not a chance with the 30 round magazine. At full length the legs are about 16cm long, which only evelates the gun about 12cm or so as they're at an angle. It has been fine for zeroing my scope but ultimately I did not read the description properly and make the appropriate measurements before buying. Build is fine, support is fine, fixing isn't fantastic but it's solid enough certainly for indoor range use. The mechanism feels sturdy enough. It's not refined in any way but it feels robust and simple enough. Adjustment is very difficult - if you want to be able to adjust the height easily, don't bother. It's a pig to change the height of the legs and you only get an extra inch or so. The advantage to this is it's also unlikely they'll accidentally retract or alter with recoil and so you have confidence they're not going to give under you whilst you're shooting rapid fire, which can be all kinds of bad for everyone involved. Summary: it's cheap, it's effective, hard to adjust, and it's a little short for my requirements and so you really need to do your measurements before buying. The picture on the box shows a bipod which has a lot more extension than you actually get.

Pros - great value, good construction, lightweight, internal springs and exactly as advertised.Cons - soft aluminum alloy & being a universal fitting it doesnt quite site centrally on picy rail