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Bipod for a Bergara 6.5 Creedmoor

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  • CaptHowdy

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    I'm relatively new to firearms (a couple years) and have mostly been focused on pistol shooting, but I bought a Bergara 6.5 CM earlier this year and intend to grow my rifle fundamentals. A link to my specific rifle on Scheels website is below for help answering the below questions. It doesn't have a rail of any sort for mounting a bipod, but has the posts with holes (not sure what they are called).

    https://www.scheels.com/p/bergara-scheels-exclusive-b-14-hmr-6.5-creedmoor-rifle/04312501471.html?cgid=search-guns#q=bergara 6.5 creedmoor&start=12

    Anyway, my questions are:
    1) what characteristics do you look for in your bipods for longer-range shooting (500+ yards)?
    2) what is high value bipod brand/model?
    3) how do I mount it to my specific rifle given the hardware on it?

    I'm grateful for any guidance from a some of you with experience/wisdom.

    Blessings,
    Mark
    I run the Accutacs. A bit pricey but built like a tank. The only con is that they're on the heavy side. Solid as granite though.
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