Quick detachable bipod for deer rifle?

[Hobbs4421]

I was thinking about buying a bipod for my hunting rifle. Is there a bipod that comes with a tactical rail that mounts to the gun, so to allow the bipod to be attached and or detached quickly in the field without any tools(wrenches/screwdrivers…)
There have been times while hunting that I see a deer and there is nothing to rest upon so I will lay in the prone position and take the shot. If I were to have a bipod for the prone position it would make some shots easier. I don’t want to have the bipod attached all the time. Hopefully something around $100.
Thank you.

[bigandy1966]

Harris bipods mount to your sling stud and can be removed in under 20 seconds

[Hobbs4421]

Thanks, I’ll check itnout

[spartakis252]

What kind of rifle and stock are you trying to mount to?

[Hobbs4421]

Tikka T3X. 3006, synthetic stock

[RockIsland]

The Magpul ones seem decent and they're very light. They come in different mounting configurations; swivel stud/rail, etc...

[Rural Ruger]

Harris bipods mount to your sling stud and can be removed in under 20 seconds

This. They're not the newest or fanciest, but there's a reason they've been around forever.

You can also get generic clamp on bipods, but I've never tried those...always had the idea they weren't great.

[spartakis252]

Tikka T3X. 3006, synthetic stock

For that setup attaching a picatinny rail wouldn*t be a straight forward easy task.

So the Harris mounted to the sling swivel would probably be your best bet. Second choice would be the Magpul, it*s lighter than Harris but in my opinion not as sturdy. Anything cheaper won*t hold up and anything better is going to cost triple what you are looking to spend.

[SevenMilePete]

I was thinking about buying a bipod for my hunting rifle. Is there a bipod that comes with a tactical rail that mounts to the gun, so to allow the bipod to be attached and or detached quickly in the field without any tools(wrenches/screwdrivers*)
There have been times while hunting that I see a deer and there is nothing to rest upon so I will lay in the prone position and take the shot. If I were to have a bipod for the prone position it would make some shots easier. I don*t want to have the bipod attached all the time. Hopefully something around $100.
Thank you.

There are several on Amazon that attach to a rail that is screwed onto the sling stud. I used one on 243 Winchester and it now works on one of my 22s. Many function well, are height adjustable and not even close to a hundred. Like BigAndy said.

[SevenMilePete]

This. They're not the newest or fanciest, but there's a reason they've been around forever.

You can also get generic clamp on bipods, but I've never tried those...always had the idea they weren't great.

The clamp ons are a pain in the butt. I have one of those, but rarely use it.