Description
Warne built the Skyline Pro Bipod for people who care about getting behind glass quickly and staying on target. This ARCA-head, Lite-leg version keeps things light and simple while giving you the kind of adjustability that used to cost a whole lot more. Everything you need to fine-tune your position can be done from behind the rifle without breaking your cheek weld, which is exactly what you want when the clock is running or a shot window is closing.
What Sets the Skyline Pro Bipod Apart
The standout feature here is the geared stance mechanism. Instead of kicking out one leg at a time, a single push-button spreads both Lite legs at once and lets you switch between three stance angles of 72, 48, and 22 degrees. That means you can go from a wide, low-profile stance to a taller, narrower one in a single motion. Pair that with 44 degrees of total cant range and a smooth tension lever, and leveling up on uneven ground or awkward barricades becomes second nature.
Lite Legs and the ARCA Head Combo
The Lite legs slide and lock rather than ratchet, keeping the whole setup fast and uncomplicated. With this configuration you get a minimum height of 3.7 inches and a max around 13.2 inches, plus a wide 22.8-inch extended footprint that plants firmly for a stable platform. The reversible ARCA-compatible head runs on the A.R.M.S. 17S universal interface, so it clamps straight onto an ARCA rail with the tension lever and can be flipped for right or left-hand shooters. Two screws swap the head out entirely if you ever want to run a different mount.
Where the Skyline Pro Earns Its Keep
Machined from 7075 aircraft-grade aluminum with a black anodized finish and made in the USA, this bipod is built to take a beating. It's a natural fit for PRS and NRL matches, 3-gun and multi-gun stages, long-range hunting, and plain old range days. If you've been eyeing high-dollar competition bipods, this one delivers a lot of that performance without the sticker shock.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Warne
- Manufacturer Part Number: 7922M
- Model: Skyline Pro Bipod
- UPC: 656813114290
- Head Interface: ARCA (A.R.M.S. 17S universal, reversible)
- Leg Type: Lite Legs (slide and lock)
- Material: 7075 Aircraft-Grade Aluminum
- Finish: Black Anodized
- Stance Angles: 72, 48, and 22 degrees
- Total Cant Range: 44 degrees
- Minimum Height: 3.7 in
- Maximum Height: 13.2 in
- Extended Footprint: 22.8 in
- Weight: Approx. 20 oz
- Country of Origin: Made in the USA
- Foot Compatibility: Accepts Atlas-style feet (except 5H or Supercal)
What’s Included
- Warne Skyline Pro Bipod with ARCA interface head
- Lite bipod legs
- Manufacturer instructions
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the geared design on the Skyline Pro Bipod work?
Both Lite legs are geared together so a single push-button spreads them simultaneously instead of one at a time. This lets you switch between the 72, 48, and 22 degree stance angles in one quick motion. It shaves real time off getting into position, which matters in timed matches, and the gears also add to the overall durability.
Will the ARCA head fit my rifle, and can I swap it later?
The ARCA-compatible head clamps directly onto any ARCA-style rail using the tension lever, no tools needed once it's set. The head runs on the A.R.M.S. 17S universal interface and is reversible for right or left-hand use. If you want to change mounts down the road, two screws let you swap the head for a QD Picatinny version.
What height range do the Lite legs give me?
This Lite-leg configuration drops to a minimum height of about 3.7 inches and extends up to roughly 13.2 inches. That range covers prone shooting on flat ground all the way up to shooting over barricades or uneven terrain. The Lite legs slide and lock rather than ratchet, keeping adjustments fast and simple.
Is the Skyline Pro Bipod good for both competition and hunting?
Yes, it's built with PRS, NRL, and 3-gun shooters in mind but works just as well for long-range hunting and range days. The 44 degrees of cant and behind-the-rifle adjustability help you stay level and on target across changing terrain. The 7075 aluminum build keeps it tough without adding a lot of weight.




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