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Precision rifle work lives and dies on how quickly you can build a stable position, and the Warne Skyline Precision Bipod is designed to do exactly that without fumbling around. It clamps directly to any ARCA-type rail and lets you run height changes, cant, and pan with a single hand, so your support hand can stay busy managing the rear bag or your target. The legs deploy rapidly from horizontal all the way to 90 degrees, then lock at 0, 45, or 90 depending on how you like to load into the gun.
Movement is where this bipod earns its keep. You get 22 degrees of total cant and 44 degrees of total pan, which is plenty of working room for tracking a moving target or leveling out on a slope that refuses to cooperate. The pan and cant tension is adjustable through a tension wheel, so you can dial it loose for smooth tracking or snug it down when you want the head to stay put. Legs extend from a minimum height of 6.9 inches out to 9.1 inches, ratcheting up and locking at each position.
Warne machines this one from 6061 T6 and 7075 T6 aircraft-grade aluminum and reinforces the high-stress, hard-use areas with steel components. That mix keeps it tough enough to take repeated recoil while still tipping the scales at only about 16.5 ounces, so it earns its spot on a competition or hunting rig without weighing you down on the walk in. The whole thing is designed and made in the USA.
It's a natural fit for PRS and NRL competitors who need to transition fast between stages, and it does the same favor for long-range hunters setting up off a hillside or uneven ground. If your rifle already wears an ARCA rail up front, this bipod slides on and clamps down with a simple lever, and you can even flip the clamp around if you'd rather run the lever on the right side.
This 7902M model uses an ARCA-type clamp, so it's built to mount on an ARCA rail. If your rifle's forend already has an ARCA interface, it slides right on and locks down with the lever. For a Picatinny mount, you'd want Warne's Picatinny version of the Skyline instead.
You get 22 degrees of total cant and 44 degrees of total pan. That range lets you level the rifle on uneven terrain and track targets smoothly. The head tension is adjustable through a tension wheel, so you can set how loose or firm the movement feels.
Yes, one-handed adjustability is one of the main design goals here. The legs extend and ratchet to height, deploy rapidly from horizontal to 90 degrees, and lock at 0, 45, or 90 degrees. That frees up your other hand to manage the rear bag or your position.
It's a strong match for PRS and NRL competition where fast stage transitions matter, and it works just as well for long-range hunters setting up on rough ground. At roughly 16.5 ounces it stays light enough to carry without dragging your rig down. The aluminum and steel build handles repeated recoil.
| UPC | 656813106721 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 7902M |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 9.8500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Bipod |
| Shipping Weight | 1.335 |
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