AVAWO Hunting Rifle Bipod – 6 Inch to 9 Inch Adjustable Super Duty Tactical Rifle Bipod

I use a Remington 700 as my hunting rifle and I currently have a VOKUL bipod that I use when I go hunting that I paid less than $20 for and is perfectly serviceable. The AVAWO bipod is at roughly the same price point as the VOKUL selling for $17.99 on Amazon at the time of this writing.I got the AVAWO Bipod in the mail and interestingly the box it is packaged in was labelled as a fishing adjustable swivel holder. Opening the box, it is packed in bubble wrap and there is no data sheet or instructions for mounting. Mounting is actually straightforward but if you are a novice and have never messed with a swivel mount bipod I could see how the lack of instructions could lead to confusion as it takes a bit of thought to figure out how to mount the bipod.Upon unpacking the bipod, I examined it and at first glance it is fairly sturdily constructed. After closer examination, aside from some minor cosmetic differences such as Philips head screws vs Allen head screws, and different types of rubber for the pads, it is exactly the same as the VOKUL bipod I have and not a lot different from the much more expensive Blackwhawk! Bipods. I suppose that has a lot do with the fact that form follows function and other than materials and craftsmanship, a bipod is pretty much a bipod.The legs of the bipod are adjustable and spring load when fully closed such that if you press the release button they spring to fully extended and it is possible to adjust the leg height at roughly 1/2 in interval from fully retracted to fully extended. It is possible to mount the bipod with the legs either forward or backward on the rifle. I mount mine with legs forward to keep the fore-grip unobstructed but it is preference thing. When opened the bipod legs are quite stable. If you abuse them I am sure they would bend but they are plenty sturdy for typical hunting and target shooting.The bipod mounts to the rifle easily and is quite stable once tightened down. I suppose you could loctite the lock down screw to prevent loosening but I do not since I remove the bipod when I clean the rifle. The sling mount on the bipod fits standard rifle slings, I have a real-tree sling from BassPro and it goes on quite easily.All in all, this is a great value for the price. This is an excellent bipod at an excellent price and if you are looking for a quality, low-priced bipod for a hunting rifle, the AVAWO bipod fits the bill quite nicely.