Universal Foldable Clamp-on Rifle Barrel Bipod

Description

The Universal Foldable Clamp-on Rifle Barrel Bipod is a practical and affordable solution for shooters seeking enhanced stability without modifying their rifle with rail mounts. Designed to attach directly to the barrel, this clamp-on bipod is compatible with most air rifles and standard hunting rifles, supporting barrel diameters typically ranging from 11 mm to 20 mm. It’s ideal for airgun enthusiasts, hunters, and benchrest shooters looking for quick setup and portability.

Crafted from lightweight yet durable aluminum alloy, the bipod features spring-loaded, foldable legs with non-slip rubber feet for maximum grip and vibration reduction. The foldable design allows for easy transport and compact storage, making it perfect for field use. Whether you’re zeroing your scope, plinking at the range, or shooting from uneven terrain, this bipod provides a steady shooting platform for improved accuracy and reduced fatigue.

No tools are required for installation—simply clamp it onto your barrel and tighten it securely using the built-in tension screws. Compatible with .177 and .22 air rifles, as well as traditional rimfire rifles, the Universal Foldable Clamp-on Bipod is an essential shooting accessory for precision and convenience.

High-tech durable aluminum construction and steel top platform
Clever dual mounting – Picatinny Mount and swivel stud mount
Foldable arms with robust external spring tension control
Adjustable center height from 9 to 11 inches
Center height adjustable from 6.2″ to 6.7″ and leg length adjustable from 6.7″ to 7.5″
Tactical low profile for versatile applications; Weighs 10.3 ounces
Posi-lock wheel and quick retraction button
Posi-lock: Unique safety design to guarantee that the position of the folding arm is fully locked.
Extendable Legs: Length of both legs can be adjusted for best shooting position.
Foldable Arms: Bipod arms can be folded up for easy carry and storage.
Rubberized Stand: Specially rubber-coated stand increases the friction between the stands and the surface they contact with for a more stabilized shooting position.