6-9 Inch Tactical Swivel Bipod Foldable Notched Legs Pivot Tilt with S Lock Lever (Aluminum)

Fits very nice on my winchester 22 seems to be well made , swivel is a nice touch and it’s sturdy very pleased with it .

I bought this cheap "no-name" China-knockoff bipod, along with a Caldwell XLA (AKA: China-knockoff Harris), and keeping this no-name bipod as it's constructed better than the Caldwell.No-Name better:- No-name has 1 full rubber pad across the entire base that contacts the sling mount well, Caldwell has 2- rubber contact pads that BARELY contact the sling mount (could squish out over time)- No-name has a thick split ring, Caldwell has thin cheap split ring holding the tension lever, could easily snag on something and rip off- No-name has a nice tilt lock aluminum lever ($10 if purchased separate!), Caldwell has little "hard to tighten/loosen" tilt lock knurled nut- No-name has 4 leg indents (more adjustment), Caldwell has 3 leg indents,- No-name doesn't have a fugly logo plastered on the side- Cost $30 (with $10 lock lever included), Caldwell $36 without tilt lock leverCaldwell Better:- Caldwell weighs 11.0oz, no-name weights 13.6oz (with 1oz tilt lock level) Caldwell 1.6oz lighter after adding $10 lock lever.- Caldwell has all metal tension screw with smaller head, no-name has plastic/metal screw with larger head that could strip or break- Caldwell springs attach to metal holes, no-name has 2 studs for spring attachment (could break easier)Ties:- All fasteners look to be the same size (unknown quality)- Rubber feet and attachment the same- Both have the same goofy threaded "split" in sling eye tension lever that could eventually strip.- Caldwell has thinner metal on some parts, no-name thicker metal (tradeoff, more durable, but heavier)- BOTH are a cheap china knock-off of a Harris bipod

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Looks good, functions properly, but wouldn't trust it on anything larger than 17 or 22 maybe 223 tops

Much sturdier than my last knockoff. Still not an atlas, but also not $700