GSG5 Mini table shooting tactical light weight bipod

This is a Excellent Bi-Pod. It folds to the Front or Rear, your choice, and you can fold Both Legs at one time...<:-)) Extending the Legs or collapsing the Legs into their 4 positions stupid simple. There no resistance Up or Down with Leg extension... SWEET... This is My Favorite Bi-Pod... Its the lightest, simplest, fair priced Bi-Pod you can Get...<:-))

EDIT:There's a slight chance that I got the lemon in the crate ... but I doubt it.As soon as I get my (very different manufacturer's) replacement, this is getting stripped down for oddball parts.I've tried several methods of fixing this "thing," and each has been hampered by the original construction. The castings, the central lug, the arm lugs ... all could have been carved from pieces of wood, to better effect. The fact that the thing is riveted together makes it annoying/impossible to get to the parts tht need remedial care.The best I've gotten is a 5-degree list to the right, improved from the original 10 degrees. It's not the gun, or the base ... it's this ... thing. Even for an inexpensive piece it fails ... hard.Honestly, if I hadn't already tinkered with it I'd wrap it in postage stamps and mail it back.The legs don't center, which is a major pain (unless you happen to like tilted reticles). The problem is in the extension mechanism: the legs snap down and ride on a thick transverse pin ... but one leg rides further than the other, and it looks like a design, not production issue.I'm not wild about the foot bottoms, both of which are loose, held on with flathead screws, and bottomed-out.If you're not into fixing/modifying inexpensive items to get exactly what you want, do NOT go with this LIGHT DUTY bipod.I don't think it's worth the trouble to make this thing right ...

This item is made in China and is a fair reproduction of a similar item made by UTG. It on extends from 6 - 8 inches while the original is from 6 1/2 to 9 1/2 inches

THe bipod is great but its sways a little when in the upright position. I like it but don't love it due to the fact that it tends to sway from left to right. Other then that small problem its a great bipod when down and in shooting position its solid and easily adjustable.

Good light duty bipod, good for use on a 22 or any low recoil rifle.Could be stiffer with better attachment.

Stayed secure to my rail, is light weight but is a little flimsy with play where legs attach to the body, however, for the $$, really hard to beat...