As Leadslinger noted, the tilting, panning bipods are pretty much necessary, especially with guns having long barrel times. If the bipod mounts rigidly, it is very difficult to not-torque the rest.
Torquing, twisting motion or sideways pressure will throw shots.
I like and have 1/2 dozen or so, Harris Bipods as well Caldwell bipods that 'cant' and 'pivot'. These are normally for powder burners & fit sling-swivel studs. The 9-13" work best for me for
gopher shooting, but the 6-9" is better for bench work. A friend bought the "sitting" model, but it did not work well for him.
Here is the new Harris- may be best yet.
https://www.harrisbipods.com/NewProducts.php
These are the 9-13" pivoting, canting bipods. They do not disrupt or throw shots.
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