Load development: leadsled or bipod?

I like the sled for range work, I seem to relax a bit more. Then I go to bipod and work alll ranges, I have shoot equal groups with bipod, which gives good confidence for hunting set up.
 
I've never done it, but I appreciate the lead sled method of load workup. I also feel that for load tuning you are not working on your skills and you want to get the most accuracy from your load/rifle that you can.

After you get the best load developed, then you shoot from bipod/sticks/pack, etc, to try to duplicate those groups. When you get close, work on speed and getting on target quicker while focusing on the mechanics and proper form. Just my opinion.
 
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