I am trying to decide between these:
Harris with LaRue mount:
http://www.laruetactical.com/harris-bipod-lm-s-and-larue-tactical-lt130-qd-mount
+ a LaRue Vertical foregrip
Mako T-Pod Gen2:
http://www.themakogroup.com/product_p/t-podg2qr.htm
I compete occassionally in our club 'Practical Rifle' competitions. They are a mix of short and long range targets in shoot-move-shoot format. I am thinking that the Harris bipod would be slower to deploy and maybe a heavier solution overall on my already heavy Ruger SR-556. Everyone seems to love their Harris bipods, though, and they seem well-constructed. Mako seems to have pretty cool and thoughful designs, though.
I have no experience with either. Looking for ideas and opinions.
Harris with LaRue mount:
http://www.laruetactical.com/harris-bipod-lm-s-and-larue-tactical-lt130-qd-mount
+ a LaRue Vertical foregrip
Mako T-Pod Gen2:
http://www.themakogroup.com/product_p/t-podg2qr.htm
I compete occassionally in our club 'Practical Rifle' competitions. They are a mix of short and long range targets in shoot-move-shoot format. I am thinking that the Harris bipod would be slower to deploy and maybe a heavier solution overall on my already heavy Ruger SR-556. Everyone seems to love their Harris bipods, though, and they seem well-constructed. Mako seems to have pretty cool and thoughful designs, though.
I have no experience with either. Looking for ideas and opinions.