The Magpul one’s supposedly are designed to have that play and need a load placed on them. Loading a bipod makes them steady.
How to Load a Bipod
Loading a bipod involves putting slight forward pressure on the legs to eliminate slack and help you stay on target. Bipods do little to minimize recoil, so you want to press forward with your firing shoulder when aiming, a process known as loading the bipod. Over time, you'll figure out exactly how much force you need to apply to keep your setup in place while firing.Adding too much pressure on the firearm will cause the bipod to shift forward, while applying less force than you need will result in the gun bouncing. You can use two different methods to load a bipod properly:
Tips for Shooting With a Bipod
Hunters and military personnel often sit close to the ground or behind barriers to survey areas in front of them. In these scenarios, shooters benefit from having accessories that allow them to rest the weight of a firearm on the ground or another support rather than trying to hold it on target...
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