GRS bipods?

[AKMarty]

I stumbled on this company out of Norway and saw this bipod they make. anyone have any experience with it? It resembles an Elite Iron a little in geometry (ie spigot will Mount on top of the barrel or under).

GRS Bipod

Heavy-duty bipod for top-mounted use. Extremely stable for serious long-range shooting.

www.grsriflestocks.com

 

[ACard]

No experience with the bipod, but i have a few of their stocks and they are good kit for sure.

 

[Simon55]

I have a mate , just about to shoot a long range comp with his DTA 6.5 x55 this weekend , as I am also competing I can get some photos and an opinion if you wish .
Regards

 

[ACard]

Please do, i have a couple GRS stocks and love them, would love some first hand info on the bipods

 

[Simon55]

Sorry mate I missed my chance , I have bipod on order and will have photos of it fitted to my DTA and comments up asap

 

[Blueoval56]

Sorry mate I missed my chance , I have bipod on order and will have photos of it fitted to my DTA and comments up asap

I'm excited to hear what you think, I also have a Desert Tech and have been eyeing up this bipod since it came out.

 

[JB.IC]

I have the GRS bipod. I feel like it’s a relatively stable bipod. However, the bipod tilts too easily even with the tilt tension screw all the way tighten. As a matter of fact with the tilt tension screw all the way tighten, it’s almost like it’s not even tightened. There is some amount of tension but is is weak at best. So far that’s my only complaint.

 

[billditt]

Bought one after playing with UTG OTB bipod to test concept.
GRS is a solid bipod, well built and sturdy.
I have found OTB bipods to seem a bit more flexible when loading vs. an under-bore bipod (Harris, atlas, etc)
i also found that I don’t need to load it nearly as much as under bore types to get good recoil control. The rifle hanging below spigot seems to naturally find balance, holds POA . It may tip easily (as observed in above post) but I was able to easily correct that. i am able to see my hits and misses more easily in field, and another plus is rifle much less prone to falling over on uneven ground, etc. it seems to take a POA with less loading pressure than UTB bipods.
for match shooting and field use I use OTB strictly for prone. Ill use atlas for barrels, roofs, etc. I am experimenting with turning OTB spigot 180 degrees and hanging rifle under bipod, eith the inverted legs supported by tank trap legs. just another option.