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Champion has been making no-nonsense shooting gear for a long time, and this Rock Mount bipod is a great example of doing one job well without a lot of fuss. It clamps directly onto the front sling swivel stud on your rifle, gives you a stable two-legged rest, and folds up out of the way when you're on the move. No tools, no assembly, nothing to figure out. You attach it and you're shooting.
The legs telescope from 6 to 9 inches with a spring return, so a quick pull extends them and they snap back on their own when you're done. That range is dialed in for prone and benchrest work, though it gives you enough height for a low sitting position too. The aluminum build keeps it light enough that you won't notice the extra weight hanging off your fore-end during a long walk to the stand. Folks who've run it alongside pricier bipods have been surprised at how sturdy it feels for what it is.
This one uses the classic sling swivel stud attachment, which means it drops onto pretty much any hunting rifle that already has a front stud, and that's the vast majority of bolt guns and many wood or synthetic-stocked rifles. If you're running an AR or something with a rail and no stud, you'll want a rail-to-stud adapter to make it work, so keep that in mind before you order.
Think deer hunters sighting in before the season, varmint shooters setting up in a field, or anyone who wants a dependable rest at the range without spending big. It's the kind of gear you toss in the truck and forget about until you need it, and then it just works. Compact, quiet to deploy, and built the way bipods have been built for decades because that design earned its keep.
It mounts to the front sling swivel stud, which most bolt-action hunting rifles already have from the factory. There's no assembly involved, so you just secure it to the stud and you're ready to go. If your rifle doesn't have a stud, like many AR-style setups, you'll need a rail-to-stud adapter to run it.
The 6 to 9 inch height range is best suited for prone and benchrest shooting, which is where a shorter bipod like this really shines. You can also get away with a low sitting position at the taller end of the range. For kneeling or standing, you'd want one of Champion's taller models instead.
Yes. The telescoping legs use a spring return, so a quick pull extends them and they retract on their own when you're finished. The legs also fold flat against the rifle when not in use, keeping things compact for carry.
It's a solid, aluminum-built rest that handles common hunting and target calibers just fine from a bench or prone. Users who've compared it to more expensive bipods have found it holds its own for stability. As with any lightweight bipod, digging the feet in or adding a bit of forward pressure helps manage recoil.
| UPC | 076683408549 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 40854 |
| Color | FOLDING/BLACK |
| Length | 10.6500 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.8188 |
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