Yep.
Another thing to keep in mind is that if a bipod is to be used the majority of the time, a guy can use a little lighter barrel contour and still maintain good rifle balance. For instance, a Kimber Montana is a rather muzzle light from the factory, but with a bipod attached the balance point is pulled just enough forward to really help offhand shooting.
Stick a bipod on a varmint contoured rifle and it's going to be awfully muzzle heavy.
