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The Truglo TG8901Z Tac-Pod is a tall-legged, all-metal bipod built to give you a fast, steady rest without a lot of fuss. The legs run from 14 all the way up to 29 inches, which is a big range compared to most bipods out there. That extra height opens up shooting positions a lot of standard 6-9 inch bipods can't reach, so you're not stuck flat on your belly to get a solid rest.
The spring-assisted legs are the standout here. Pull them out and they snap into place quick, which is handy when you want to get on target in a hurry. A lever lock lets you dial in leg tension or clamp everything down completely, and the padded rubberized feet grab hold on wood, dirt, gravel, or a shooting bench without sliding around. The whole thing folds down flat against the rifle so it carries easy and stays out of your way between shots.
Out of the box you get a sling stud adapter, so the Tac-Pod clamps right onto a standard sling swivel stud, and it also works with a Picatinny rail. A nice touch is that the included adapter can be used on its own for extra sling mounting options even when the bipod is off the gun. The pivoting base is what makes uneven terrain a non-issue. When you set up on a slant, you can cant the rifle straight up and down to level your reticle, then snug the tension handle to firm things up.
This one is a great match for bench work, prone plinking, and casual range days, and folks have run it on everything from .22 rimfires to standard hunting rifles. It's a lightweight, budget-friendly rest that does the job without weighing you down or emptying your wallet. If you want quick deployment, a wide height range, and the flexibility to shoot from more than one position, the Tac-Pod covers a lot of ground.
The Tac-Pod attaches to a standard sling swivel stud using the included adapter, and it also fits a Picatinny rail. Installation takes about a minute once you have the adapter in place. The included adapter can even be used on its own for extra sling mounting when the bipod isn't attached.
It shines at the bench and in prone positions, and the 14 to 29 inch leg range lets you get up higher than most bipods for sitting or taller setups. Folks have run it on everything from .22 rimfires to standard hunting rifles. Think range days, plinking, and casual field work rather than hard-recoiling precision competition.
The pivoting base lets you cant the rifle straight up and down so you can level your reticle on uneven ground. When you set up on a slope, you tilt the gun to level, then snug the tension handle to firm things up. Some flex in the pivot is by design, and the lever lock tightens it down when you want it stiffer.
Give the legs a pull and the spring assist snaps them out into the deployed position, so you get on target quickly. A lever lock handles the tension adjustment and can clamp everything down completely. The padded rubberized feet keep the base planted on benches, dirt, and gravel.
| UPC | 788130027271 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TG8901Z |
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