Anybody use Rugged Ridge bipod - AKA Extreme Pod?

[scottyboy]

looks interesting, i am going to give them a try (Atlas extensions)

 

[James_1979]

Ya. Good-looking bipod. It is like a camera tripod

 

[WildRose]

Re: Anybody use Rugged Ridge bipod?

Thanks for the info guys. I was surprised to hear that the Rugged Ridge is only a couple ounces lighter than Atlas.

What caught my eye first were the leg extensions for seated use. I often get asked by Atlas customers if there is a way to use them seated and the only way I've heard of is by using wood dowels since Atlas doesn't offer long leg extensions. For those guys who want a seated bipod this looks like a good option.

Anyone use the leg extensions?

I look forward to trying it out.

PVC.

 

[Wysongdog]

The feature that made me pick the rugged ridge over the rest was the panning feature all the way around which is a absolute need for me for coyote hunting. I got the leg extensions as well for sitting. Just playing with I think it will be a excellent set up for me. Hopefully next weekend it'll get bloodied. It's at black ice coatings getting dipped kryptek nomad along with my xlr carbon chassis

 

[youngtrout]

I've been using the
NeoPod® Ultralight Hunting Bipod
If you are looking for weight savings, this is going to be your best option. All the others are very similar in weight. The NeoPod is like 4 ounces. It's great for field use, only complaint is that it does not lock. that's about it...

 

[JJMoody]

Spartan javelin... pretty light. Not giving up my Atlas yet though.

 

[ShortMag3]

I have both, Atlas and the rugged ridge .
I prefer the Atlas for both hunting and practice shooting. The rugged Ridge works good for hunting but not as good when shooting multiple rounds. It has a tendency start moving in the pivot and barrel drops.