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A good bipod turns a shaky hold into a repeatable one, and the TacShield Sport Ridge Heavy Duty Pivot Bipod is built to do exactly that without a lot of fuss. It clamps onto a standard swivel stud, drops your legs out with a push, and lets you dial in a solid position whether you're stretched out prone or set up on the bench. The 9 to 13 inch range hits the sweet spot for seated and prone shooting, giving you enough height to clear grass and terrain while staying low enough for a stable platform.
The headline feature here is the pivoting base. A large lever loosens with a counter-clockwise turn and lets the rifle cant roughly 15 degrees to either side, which is the difference between fighting your reticle and simply leveling the gun when one leg sits higher than the other. That big lever is easy to grab, even with gloves on, so you're not fumbling in cold weather or a hurry. It's a real advantage in the field where flat ground is more of a fantasy than a reality.
The whole thing is machined from high-grade aluminum and wears a durable matte black finish that keeps glare and wear down. Each leg extends independently and locks with precision tension leg locks, so you can set different lengths side to side to match the slope you're on. Reinforced tension springs give you fast, positive deployment, and the spring-assisted retraction folds the legs back forward for storage or transport in a hurry. Ribbed grip caps on the feet dig in and hold their spot on most surfaces.
This is a workhorse rest for hunters, target shooters, and anyone who wants a steadier hold on a bolt gun or an AR-pattern rifle wearing a swivel stud. It handles benchrest sessions, prone practice, and seated field positions equally well, and the heavy-duty spring means it deploys the same way every time. For folks who want a tough, no-nonsense stud-mount bipod with real pivot capability, this one covers the bases.
It connects to a standard sling swivel stud, which is the mount you'll find on most hunting rifles and many bolt guns. If your rifle uses a Picatinny rail up front instead of a stud, you can add a swivel stud adapter to make it work. Setup is quick and doesn't require any special tools.
Loosening the large lever lets the rifle cant roughly 15 degrees to the left or right, so you can level your gun when the ground under one leg is higher than the other. That keeps your reticle straight instead of tilted on uneven terrain. Once you've set it, tightening the lever locks the cant in place.
This range works well for prone and seated shooting, and it's tall enough to clear grass and brush that would block a lower bipod. It also handles benchrest work nicely. If you need something taller for standing over obstacles, TacShield offers a 13 to 21 inch version in the same line.
Yes. Each leg extends on its own and locks with precision tension leg locks, so you can run one leg longer than the other to match a slope. The legs snap out fast thanks to the reinforced springs and fold back forward for storage.
| UPC | 843119031226 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | T9502P |
| Shipping Weight | 0.81 |
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