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There's a reason the Trigger Stick name has stuck around hunting camps for years, and this Short gun-mounted version brings that same one-handed adjustment down to a compact, rifle-mounted rest. Instead of packing a separate set of sticks, this bipod clamps straight to your gun's existing sling swivel stud or a Picatinny rail, giving you a steady front support that travels with the rifle. It weighs right around a pound and a half, so it won't turn your carry rifle into a boat anchor.
The heart of this thing is the Trigger Stick mechanism. Squeeze the trigger and the two legs drop or collapse to whatever height you need, then let go and it locks. That means you can find your natural point of aim on uneven ground without fumbling with knobs or twist locks. It's the kind of feature that shines when an animal steps out and you've got a couple seconds to get settled.
Primos put this together with heat-treated steel and hard alloys mixed with aluminum, which is how they keep the weight low without giving up toughness. The two-leg design gives you solid side-to-side and up-and-down control, which shooters consistently point to as the big advantage a bipod has over a wobbly monopod. It's a good fit for a low, stable prone or sitting setup where you want the rifle nice and steady.
The QD swivel stud clamp is the other half of the appeal. It attaches and pops off in seconds, so carrying your rifle on a sling or taking an offhand shot stays completely unimpeded. When you're done, pull it off and stow it. For bolt-action hunters and folks running a rail on a modern sporting rifle, it's a simple way to add a fast, dependable rest without committing to a permanent fixture.
It clamps to a standard sling swivel stud on a conventional bolt-action stock, or it can mount to a Picatinny rail on a modern sporting rifle. The quick-detach clamp lets you add or remove it in seconds without tools. That flexibility makes it work across a lot of different rifle setups.
You pull the trigger on the mechanism and the legs move freely up or down, then release to lock them in place. This lets you set your height on uneven ground with a single hand while keeping the other on your rifle. It's a big help when you need to get steady quickly on a shot.
No, the design is meant to leave sling carry and offhand shooting unimpeded. Because it's quick-detach, plenty of hunters clamp it on when they're ready to shoot and pop it off for the walk. It's compact enough to stow in a pack or gun case between uses.
The Short bipod trades some of the tripod's standing-height reach for a lighter, more compact package that mounts right to your rifle. It shines for low prone and sitting shots where you want a stable, quick-deploying front rest. If you mostly shoot from higher positions on your feet, a taller freestanding stick may suit you better.
| UPC | 010135658250 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 65825 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.435 |
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