Installed on an AR and tested with about 150 rounds. It holds its position well and does not slip on a wooden bench. Adjustment is somewhat cumbersome (risk of pinching fingers if used carelessly). Not easy to adjust while wearing gloves. Very reasonable quality for the price. Lightweight (no heavier than a good WML).
Adjustable bipod engineered for use with long guns. The lightweight legs, crafted from carbon fiber, offer length adjustment within a range of 6 - 9 inches (155-230 mm) and lock securely into one of 6 selectable positions. A built-in spring mechanism allows for rapid deployment and folding.
Rubberized feet deliver reliable grip on any surface, minimizing slip and unwanted movement of the firearm.
Fitted with a 6061-T6 aluminum mounting system measuring 50 mm in length, the bipod attaches easily using an interchangeable adapter for either a standard Harris-type stud or Picatinny rail. Rubberized pads on the inside prevent marks or scratches on the weapon.
Technical data
Material:
- legs: carbon fiber
- feet: rubber
- mount: 6061-T6 aluminum
Leg length: 155 - 230 mm (6” - 9")
Adjustment levels: 6
Leg spread angle: 45 deg.
Mount: Harris / Picatinny; 50 mm
Color: black
Weight: 265 g
Manufacturer: Rokstad
| EAN | 192687277186 |
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| Manufacturer code | 21473 |
| Brand | Rokstad |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Number of reviews: 4
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It is stable and holds well after a few months of use on the Reximex Daystar. Two presses and the legs extend—a plus is the rubber on the legs. The spring for unfolding is not too easy to move, which is also a plus. A good purchase and, for me, better than shooting bags.
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A good and cheap bipod. Mounted on an ASG sniper replica—it does its job. The quick leg extension is very practical, attractive price, it looks decent, though sometimes I feel like there's nothing to complain about.
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Very nice bipod for a really low price. It seems sturdy. The springs work as they should. Mount and a set of keys included, I only had to buy a Picatinny rail for M-LOK. A plus is the button for releasing the legs—more expensive models have screws, and I wanted quick deployment.
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