Description
When you're perched in a ground blind or lined up for a long poke across a field, a little support goes a long way toward keeping the crosshairs where you want them. The Allen Axial Shooting Stick Bipod gives you that support with a two-legged aluminum design that extends up to 61 inches and telescopes down to a compact 25 inches for carrying. Aluminum locking cams hold each section right where you set it, so you can dial in a comfortable height whether you're seated, kneeling, or standing.
What the Axial Bipod Brings to the Field
The legs plant firmly thanks to steel tips that bite into dirt and rough ground, and there's a rubber boot for gripping harder surfaces without sliding. Up top, the dura-grip rubber cradle keeps your forend from marring up while soaking up the little movements that throw off a shot. The olive finish blends into brush and timber, which is a nice touch when you're trying to stay low-profile out there.
More Than a Rifle Rest
What makes the Axial worth a look is the Allen post attachment system. The cradle rides on a quick-snap post that lets you pop it off and swap in a spotting scope or camera in a couple seconds. Anything with a standard 3/8-16 thread will thread right on, so this doubles as a glassing platform when you're scouting or a steady base for filming your hunt. A hook-and-loop strap keeps it bundled up between uses.
It's a straightforward, no-frills piece of gear that earns its spot in the pack. If you hunt from blinds, do a lot of long-range work, or just want a stable rest that pulls double duty behind the optics, this one covers a lot of ground for what it is.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Allen Company
- MPN / Model: 21411
- UPC: 026509043645
- Color: Olive
- Type: Bipod shooting stick
- Max Height: 61 inches fully extended
- Collapsed Length: 25 inches
- Construction: Aluminum
- Leg Tips: Steel tips with rubber boot
- Locking System: Aluminum locking cams
- Cradle: Removable dura-grip rubber
- Attachment System: Allen quick-snap post, 3/8-16 thread
- Carry Strap: Hook-and-loop strap
What’s Included
- Allen Axial Shooting Stick Bipod
- Removable dura-grip rubber cradle
- Hook-and-loop carry strap
Frequently Asked Questions
How tall does the Allen Axial Shooting Stick Bipod extend?
It telescopes from a collapsed length of about 25 inches up to 61 inches fully extended. That range covers seated, kneeling, and standing positions. Aluminum locking cams hold each section at whatever height you set.
Can the Axial bipod hold a spotting scope or camera instead of a rifle?
Yes. The rubber rifle cradle rides on a quick-snap post and pops off in seconds, and the post uses a standard 3/8-16 thread. That means you can mount a spotting scope, camera, or other gear with a matching thread for a steady platform while glassing or filming.
Will the legs stay planted on hard ground?
The legs finish in steel tips that dig into dirt and soft ground for a solid stance. There's also a rubber boot to grip harder surfaces without sliding around. That combo gives you a firm rest on most terrain you'll run into in the field.
Is the olive color good for hunting?
The olive finish blends into brush, timber, and blind interiors better than a bright or shiny stick would. It keeps you low-profile when you're trying not to stand out to game. It pairs well with most camo and earth-tone setups.





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