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The Odin Works Prizm ARCA Bipod is built for precision shooters who want a support that adapts to whatever the range or field throws at them. Machined from 6061 aluminum and 303 stainless steel with a mil-spec Type III hard anodized finish, it clamps onto an ARCA rail and gives you a height range of 4.0 to 14.5 inches, so you can go from a low prone belly shot to a taller barricade position without swapping gear. At 23.5 ounces it strikes a nice balance between staying put under recoil and not weighing your rifle down.
Where this bipod earns its keep is adjustability. Each leg offers five individual swivel positions and three separate footprint options, and the stance opens up from 8.5 all the way out to 25 inches wide. That range lets you plant a stable base on dirt, grass, rock, or concrete and dial in your setup for the terrain in front of you. The oversized ergonomic controls are placed so you can reach them fast without fumbling, and they're big enough to work with gloves on.
The standout feature is the swivel lockout. It lets you lock the bipod dead center so your rifle doesn't suddenly cant to one side the moment you rest it, which is a common headache with pan-and-tilt bipods. Prefer full swivel? The lockout is threaded and comes right out, and a lever at the base fine-tunes swivel tension so you control exactly how much cant you get.
Drawing on Odin Works' AR roots, the Prizm is designed around modularity. The clamp interface is ARMS 17 compatible, and the foot adapters accept parts made for Atlas bipods, so you can run your preferred clamp, feet, and even leg extensions down the road. It's a versatile pick that crosses over between precision rifle competition, target work, and hunting.
The swivel lockout lets you lock the bipod in a central position so your rifle doesn't tilt off to one side when you set it down to rest. That solves a common annoyance with swivel-equipped bipods. The lockout is threaded, so if you'd rather have full pan-and-tilt movement, you can simply remove it.
Yes. The foot adapters are designed to accept parts made for Atlas bipods, and the clamp interface is ARMS 17 compatible. That means you can outfit it with your preferred clamp, aftermarket feet, and leg extensions to tailor it to your setup.
The Prizm adjusts in height from 4.0 to 14.5 inches, letting you move from a low prone position to a taller barricade shot. The stance width opens from 8.5 inches out to 25 inches. Combined with five leg swivel positions and three footprint options per leg, it adapts to a wide range of terrain.
It's built with the precision rifle competitor in mind, but its adaptability makes it a solid crossover for target work and hunting too. The rubber feet grip well on dirt, grass, rock, or concrete, and the canting function helps you level up on uneven ground. The mil-spec anodized aluminum and stainless build holds up to recoil and rough field conditions.
| UPC | 850048530454 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | BPPRIZMARCARG |
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