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Getting steady in the field is half the battle, and the Champion Pivot Bipod with Cant and Traverse handles it without fuss. This is a swivel-stud-mounted support that adjusts from 6 to 9 inches, which puts it right in the sweet spot for prone shooting, benchrest work, or low sitting shots. The all-metal build and rugged tubular legs are made to take a beating, and the telescoping legs use a spring return so they extend fast and tuck out of the way when you're on the move.
The traverse function is where this Champion bipod earns its keep. It lets you rotate the rifle horizontally back and forth, so you can stay locked on moving game, swing between animals, or work multiple targets at the range without breaking position and repositioning the whole rifle. The cant, or pivot, lets you tilt left or right to level up on uneven terrain, which is exactly what you want when the ground isn't cooperating. A rapid-adjust lever lock takes you from a loose, fluid swivel to a rock-steady lockdown in a couple of seconds.
This one clamps to the front sling swivel stud found on most bolt-action rifles, using a claw-style attachment that surrounds the stud and tightens down snug. There's no assembly required out of the box, and the rubber-covered feet help keep things planted on tables, truck hoods, or dirt.
Folks who've run these tend to compare them favorably to pricier options, often pointing to the lever-lock swivel as easier to cinch down than a knurled thumb nut. It's a compact, lightweight setup that travels well and gives you a dependable shooting platform whether you're chasing accuracy at the bench or setting up on game in the backcountry.
The traverse lets you rotate the rifle horizontally back and forth while staying on the bipod. That means you can track moving game or swing between multiple targets without picking up and repositioning the whole rifle. It's a big help when you need to expand your field of fire quickly.
It clamps onto the front sling swivel stud, which you'll find on most bolt-action rifles. The claw-style attachment surrounds the stud and tightens down by hand, and no assembly is needed out of the box. If your rifle has a standard front swivel stud, this bipod will bolt right up.
The 6 to 9 inch height range is ideal for prone shooting, benchrest work, and lower sitting shots. The telescoping legs adjust quickly within that range, and the cant lets you level the rifle on uneven ground. If you tend to shoot from a taller position, Champion offers this same pivot design in longer leg lengths.
Functionally it's very similar, sharing the same swivel-stud attachment style and pivot action. Many shooters actually prefer the Champion's lever-lock swivel over a knurled thumb nut, since it cinches down faster and holds firm. It's a solid, budget-friendly alternative that doesn't skimp on the useful features.
| UPC | 076683406354 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 40635 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.1125 |
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