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When you need a steadier hold than freehand but don't want to lug a full tripod through the timber, the Primos Pole Cat Tall Bipod hits the sweet spot. It adjusts from 25 to 62 inches, which covers you from a low kneel up to a standing shot, and the seamless tempered aluminum legs keep the whole thing light enough to carry all day. The two-piece telescoping build and rubber shooting V give your stock a stable, grippy place to sit whether you're at the bench, in a blind, or working a field edge.
The magic here is the patented Posi-Lock system. Instead of noisy flip locks that can snap or spook animals, each leg extends and locks with a quiet quarter-twist. That means you can match a steep hillside or uneven ground on the fly and settle into your shot without a bunch of clatter. It's smooth, it's quiet, and it holds where you set it.
The rugged nylon yoke is a big part of the appeal. It's lighter than steel, won't rust on you no matter how wet the weather gets, and the tactile rubber V cradles your rifle stock so your point of aim stays put. The yoke rotates too, so you can pan left or right to track a crossing animal without picking the whole rig up and resetting it.
Predator hunters, big game hunters, and anyone zeroing a rifle off the bench will get real use out of this one. It's a favorite for standing and kneeling work where a short bipod just won't reach, and the strength-to-weight ratio is hard to beat at this height. Toss it in the truck or strap it to your pack and you've got a dependable rest wherever the day takes you.
This model adjusts from 25 to 62 inches, so it's built to cover you from a kneel all the way up to a full standing shot. It also works great off the bench when you're zeroing or shooting groups. If you mostly hunt from a seated or ground position, the shorter Pole Cat model may suit you better.
Each leg extends and locks with a quick quarter-twist of the tube. There are no flip locks to snap or rattle, so the adjustment is quiet and quick, which matters when you're settling in on game. It holds your height solid once you lock it in.
Yes. The nylon yoke is designed to pan left and right, so you can track a crossing coyote or deer without lifting and resetting the whole bipod. The rubber V grips your stock to keep things steady while you swing.
It is. The seamless tempered aluminum legs and nylon yoke keep it around a pound and a half, so it won't weigh down your pack on a long walk in. It strikes a nice balance between bench-stable support and field-ready portability.
| UPC | 010135654832 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 65483 |
| Color | BIPOD SHOOTING REST |
| Length | 29.8000 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.3625 |
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