Bipod for Picatinny Rail Foldable Swivel Adjustable Low-Profile 6.2-6.7 Inches Bipod with Swivel-Stud Adaptor

Works great! Amazing value for the price. Exactly what I wanted & expected.

Bought this one for a cheap price and I need something easy to use... This one doesn't line up well with the rail attachment... There is a manufacturer offset when attaching to the rail... it doesn't seat correctly when tightening to the rail. spend a dollar more and overlook this one. Thank me later!

Not quite the best quality but serviceable with a few changes, can be made stable after some work, only need / use it, for high cap mags anyway. (just a suggestion, get rid of the o-ring and replace with a nylon washer, lube with dry graphite, will pan without being loose) Recommend for bench shooting only not the field. Serves the purpose for the price.

The overall quality of the bipod is very poor. The nut to tighten down on the picatinny rail is machined crooked and hard to tighten. Do not recommend this bipod for serious shooters.

It does the job for the price. It is very good if you are on a budget. I used this for my sniper paintball rifle.

My only complaint is that the legs only extend another inch. Overall good design and durable construction.

Easily installed, had to drill the accepting hole for the sling stud just a tad, but for $18 it can't be beat, have not fired the rifle with it yet, but seems very sturdy, attached to my .243 and added a very nice look overall, and I feel it will be an upgrade to accuracy on a rifle that is already a "tack driver" at 100yd. Stop thinking about it and spend the $18, I'll be ordering at least 2 more soon.

This product is a good value.

My first thoughts when I received this bipod in a plain small brown cardboard box with no notes inside explaining how to fold legs and etc was not great, but packaging isn’t everything as ive received some of my favorite things in plain cardboard, but i was much further disapppointed by the design for the pivoting action the bipod is meant to have, they used a nut and bolt system which is gurenteed to come loose by even slightly rotating the head of the unit multiple times, with nothing permentantly fastened it makes for a weak design that is destined to fail, if they fixed this flaw and added a punched head to prevent the bolt from spinning in its hole then maybe it would be fine.. needless to say i sent the product back and went for a 70$ bipod. Which I’m very happy with, i will note though if you don’t mind losing the pivot function then you can tighten the head unit and it should stay solid.

This is a piece of crap. I had to really work at getting the front sling adapter over the sling point. Completely useless.

Tres bien