Sorry for the long wait for a reply. First off THANK YOU! Usually an adapter comes with the Bipod, but I purchased extra so all of my rifles could have one.

Sorry for the delayed response, but I learned in the Army, never use your mag for support. I can eventually wear down the lips of your magazines and possibly the feeder..........but if you like it, stick with it. On the UTG being trustworthy, yeah I think so, I haven’t done any completive shooting for quite a spell. But I use it on all my hunting rifles also with great result so far.

I truly think you will like it, I have two more range rifles, both .308 bolt actions, and the UTG 360 still keeps doing what I want it to do

crassrocker: I have a few, but my friend who produced this quit on me so I am trying to take some classes on how to make my own vids, thanks for the comment

Neither of mine have so far, but I always check the tension screws before and after a range session and would advise you to do likewise. I imagine if I went a few sessions without checking, they may have the potential to loosen from recoil. Please bear in mind the 'weakest link of the chain" especially when shooting, the smallest thing can make for a bad and even dangerous range day. I check EVERYTHING! from my scope mount screws to my butt stock and buffer tube, and my bi-pod mounts.

Thanks for the comment!

I picked both of mine up from a local shop (now defunkt) for $40 each. A year or two ago these were new to the market and difficult to find, but are common now, so it has stabalized in the mid to high $40 range, and almost all retailers carry them.....even Wally World

It's also a UTG, I really don't remember which specific model it was, but I ordered them from the Leapers/UTG web page.

kingtut23456 - cool. its sold under several different brands. mine was some Chinese company name. its a good product but they screwed up the detailed machining for the flex base somehow. as from the box there was NO flex. a quick O-ring and washer addition was simple enough though. but i still prefer my recon 360°.

I find it to be a plus myself, you can tilt the weapon to its side, and you can place the mag it the well easier (IMHO), but after a prolonged day, be sure to check the tension, and adjust as needed

I am sure you will like it. I still use mine regurlary, just check your tension screws once in a while

kingtut23456 it’s on it now but still haven’t tested it out I’m waiting on a scope. What’s your opinion on Burris scopes?

I was a huge fan of Burris, but they change the scope models so quickly it makes me wonder. I have a MTAC 4-16x on my varmint rifle (223) and I am still on the fence about it. When I went to register it online, it was not on the Burris list any more, but it was new in the box from Cabelas. But I have had many Burris scopes over the years for regular hunting, in fact I have a very old 3-9x Fullfield I still use. If you are using it for deer go for it, they are still good about warranties. If it is for tactical or long range targets, check out SWFA.com, they have an inhouse brand called Super Sniper, ranging from fixed power to variable, the prices run from $300 to $1500, and something is usually on sale. They have MIL/MIL and MIL/MOA, all made in Japan

Thank you sir! My friend who put this togeather quit the project, so until I learn some audio video stuff this will be my first and last Hurrah!