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The Warne Skyline Lite Bipod is a fixed Picatinny model that bolts straight to your rail and stays put. Machined from 7075 aircraft-grade aluminum with a hardcoat anodized finish, it's built to shrug off rough handling while giving you a stable, repeatable platform. Warne designed it as a middle ground between a simple Harris-style bipod and a premium Atlas, and folks who shoot PRS and long-range matches have found it lands right in that sweet spot. The whole thing is made in the USA, which is always nice to see.
This is a feature-rich bipod without a lot of complication. You get 44 degrees of total cant that locks out with a tension lever, so you can level up on uneven ground and stay on target while you do it. Legs drop into place with rapid deployment from horizontal and lock at 0, 45, and 90 degrees, and the notched legs adjust through 13 height increments running from 6.5 inches out to 11.15 inches. That gives you 4.65 inches of on-the-fly height adjustment and a wide 13-inch footprint when the legs are spread. One-handed adjustability means you're not fumbling with both hands while trying to hold a position.
The fixed Picatinny head clamps down with a tightening nut, and a flathead screwdriver snugs it up for good. It runs an A.R.M.S. 17S universal head interface that's reversible, and the head itself is interchangeable with Warne's ARCA and QD Picatinny heads if you decide to swap configurations later (those are sold separately). Sitting at roughly the right height for AR-15, AR-10, and SR-25 pattern rifles off the bench or in prone, it's a natural fit for gas guns as well as bolt guns.
The Skyline Lite accepts Atlas-style feet, with the exception of 5H and Supercal sizes, so you can run spiked or claw feet depending on your surface. Do note it won't take Warne Skyline Bipod feet or leg extensions. At around 16 ounces it's a solid, confidence-inspiring bipod that shooters have praised for how firmly the cant locks up and how easy the leg height is to work. It's a strong pick for match use, load development, and range days where a steady rest matters.
Yes, the Skyline Lite accepts Atlas-style feet, so you can add spiked or claw feet to match your terrain. The exception is 5H and Supercal sizes, which won't fit. Keep in mind it does not accept Warne Skyline Bipod feet or leg extensions.
You can. This model ships with a fixed Picatinny head, but it uses the A.R.M.S. 17S universal interface, so the head is interchangeable with Warne's ARCA and QD Picatinny versions. Those heads are sold separately if you decide to swap down the road.
The bipod gives you 44 degrees of total cant that locks in place with a tension lever, letting you level up on uneven ground without coming off target. The legs deploy rapidly from horizontal and lock at 0, 45, and 90 degrees, with 13 notched height increments from 6.5 to 11.15 inches. It's all designed for one-handed adjustment in the field.
It's a popular choice for PRS and precision matches, sitting nicely between a basic Harris-style bipod and a premium Atlas. Shooters like how solidly the cant locks up and how easy the leg height is to adjust. At around 16 ounces it's a sturdy match and range bipod, though its weight makes it better suited to bench and prone work than lightweight backcountry hunting.
| UPC | 656813114092 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 7913M |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 11.5 |
| Model | |
| Package Height | 2.6 |
| Package Width | 6.5 |
| Product Type | Accessory-Bipods |
| Shipping Weight | 1.19 |
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