I'll give it a 7/10. this is my 3rd ball and socket style bi pod. orhers are a rugged ridge and linko gear. the Tricer is well built and the lightest. It's the only one to have a panning lockout adjustment. I love that the locking lever has ability to be clocked in different positions. However I don't like that the lever is a bit jiggly, the twist locks for the telescopic legs are righty loosey Lefty tighty. what I flat out don't like it is when the legs are deployed they aren't wide enough for me personally. my rifle felt top heavy almost tipsy. but both rifles I tried weigh over 12 lb. I would love to see where the leg attaches to the body be extended 1-1/2" +/- on each side and for the legs to have a 45° notch facing rearwards so you don't have to swivel the ball and socket 180°. but overall good construction and well built. should last a lifetime. thanks Tricer.
I waited way too long to purchase this, I have been shooting off sand bags, wooden braces, the side of a tree, the top of a rock or my pack. This bipod is a Game Changer, the stability and versatility that it provides me allows me to be locked in tight to take a well placed shot right on target each time. I have gone from a 1 1/2” to 2” shot group to a 1” or less each time I squeeze the trigger.