
- description
A DMR or sniper rifle is only as accurate as the position you shoot it from, and standing unsupported throws away most of what you paid for in barrel and hop. A bipod is the cheapest accuracy upgrade available, because it removes the shooter as the limiting factor.
The nine-inch length suits prone shooting over open ground and works from a low barricade or a fallen log. Adjustable legs let you level the rifle on uneven ground, which is the situation that catches out fixed-height bipods in woodland.
It mounts to standard 20mm Picatinny rail.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Bipod |
| Length | 9 inches |
| Legs | Adjustable |
| Mount | 20mm Picatinny |
| Brand | Nuprol |
Good to know before you buy
Currently out of stock — ask us for a lead time. A dedicated bipod is more stable than a bipod grip but lives permanently on the rail, so it suits a marksman build rather than an assault rifle you are moving with constantly.
Frequently asked questions
Bipod or bipod grip?
A dedicated bipod is more stable and better suited to a DMR or sniper build. A bipod grip is the better compromise on a rifle you carry and move with all day.
Will it fit M-LOK?
It mounts to 20mm Picatinny, so on an M-LOK handguard you will need a rail section first.
Why adjustable legs?
Woodland is rarely flat. Adjustable legs let you level the rifle rather than fighting the ground.
Does it fold?
Bipods of this pattern fold up against the handguard when not deployed. Ask us if you want the folded dimensions before ordering.