10 Best Lightweight Bipod For Hunting
Updated on: December 2023
Best Lightweight Bipod For Hunting in 2023
CVLIFE Hunting Rifle Bipod - 6 Inch to 9 Inch Adjustable Super Duty Tactical Rifle Bipod
PORMUCAL Shooting Hunting Bipod with V Shaped 360 Degrees Rotating Yoke, Quick Flip Locks with Foam Hand Grips Hunting Rest
- Lightweight aluminum alloy gun bi pod with rubber covered V shaped yoke
- 360 degrees rotation V yoke allowing shots from any angle, fit all guns.
- 20mm aluminum alloy legs. Folded height: 28". Extended height: 59". 3 sections. Weight: 1 lbs.
- Quick release leg clips allow legs to to quickly reach a set height and integrated leg stops prevent over extension
- Bi pod includes cushioned foam hand grips, can be used in the sitting, kneeling or standing positions
BOG-POD SB-2 Sportsmans Bipod
- DIMENSIONS: SB-2 Black - 21” – 40” usable height when legs are spread and weighs 19 oz
- EASE OF USE: Features telescoping leg sections to quickly reach a set height and integrated leg stops prevent over extension
- VERSATILITY: Can be used in the sitting, kneeling or standing positions and the legs adjust independently out to a 60-degree angle with adjustable tension to ensure maximum accuracy
- DURABLE: Three-section, lightweight aluminum legs with matte-black finish, high-strength ABS plastic head, screw off rubber feet with carbide tip for added stability and a non-marring Universal Shooting Rest that swivels 360 degrees
AVAWO Hunting Rifle Bipod - 6 Inch to 9 Inch Adjustable Super Duty Tactical Rifle Bipod
- Material：Hardened steel, aluminum;Color：Black；Leg Height： 6" / 152mm (retracted) ； 9" / 225 mm (fully extended） Light weight : 10ozs
- Features:Ultra light spring loaded folding mechanism bipod;Compact and light weight;Non-rust black anodized finish;Rubber padded on top to protect forend of gun
- Durable with new design high quality that you can quickly attaches to sling swivel stud.
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CVLIFE 6-9 Inches Tactical Rifle Bipod Adjustable Spring Return with Adapter
- With return springs and leg release button, the leg length can be adjusted from 6 inches (152mm)to 9 inches(225mm).
- Made of hardened steel and aluminum, non-rust black anodized finish, the rifle bipod is duty and light weight.
- Adjustable leg length: 5 settings for different length, the bipod is ready to meet your needs.
- Quickly attach to or detach from the rifle using existing swivel stud.
- Foldable arms with spring tension control. Come with the mount adapter.
Vanguard Scout B62 Bi Pod With V Shaped Rotating Yoke, Quick Flip Leg Locks, Foam Hand Grips
- Lightweight aluminum alloy gun pod features rubber V shaped yoke
- V-shaped yoke swivels 360 degrees allowing shots from any angle
- 20mm aluminum alloy legs. Folded height: 22 1/4". Extended height: 62". 4 sections. Weight: 1.10 lbs.
- Quick release leg clips allow legs to be extended and locked securely into place easily
- Bi pod includes cushioned foam hand grips, adjustable leg strap, and rubber tipped feet
Caldwell 247142 XLA Pivot Model Bipod (6-9 Inch)
- DIMENSIONS: 6”-9” height and weighs 12 oz
- ACCURACY: Notches are located on the legs for quick and easy indexing as well as an 18 degree bi-directional cant
- EASE OF USE: Legs fold up for easy transport and will instantly spring out with the push of a button and the bipod mounts quickly on the forend sling stud
- CONVENIENT: Lightweight, quick-deployment aluminum legs and slim profile for movement heavy or prone shooting
- SECURE: Soft rubber feet for enhanced stability and a non-marring padded base for forend protection
CVLIFE Carbon Fiber Bipod - 6 Inch to 9 Inch Adjustable Super Duty Tactical Rifle Bipod
- Made of strong and lightweight(8.8oz) carbon fiber,this bipod is resistant to high temperature,corrosion and friction.
- Spring loaded legs make it easy to deploy and provide a steady support.
- Press the button,the legs can eject fully and quickly.The length of legs can be adjusted from 6-9 inches.
- The surface of this carbon fiber bipod is more slippery, the pattern looks more stylish. From different perspective,the surface will reflect various pattern,which makes your bipod distinguish from others.It feels better and experiences better, brings you unprecedented ease.
- No adapter included.You should have a stud to install this bipod.
CVLIFE 9-13 Inches Bipod with Solid Sling Adapter Base
- With return springs and leg release button, the leg length can be adjusted from 9" to 13"
- Made of hardened steel and aluminum, non-rust black anodized finish, the rifle bipod is duty and light weight.
- Adjustable leg length: 10 settings for different length, the bipod is ready to meet your needs.
- Quickly attach to or detach from the handguard using existing swivel stud.
- Super Light Weight Weighs under 0.78lb.
Swagger Bipods Stalker QD42 Compact and Lightweight Shooting and Hunting Bipod for Rifle, Crossbow and Shotgun Bipod with 14 to 42 Inch Range SWAG-ST-QD42, Black
- The push of a button allows you to be more compact, lightweight and have true mobility in the field
- Ideal for shooting from seated positions, ground blinds, tree stands or standing with one bipod
- You can easily remove rubber foot to reveal spiked foot helping you dig into your terrain
- Use with a crossbow, shotgun or rifle
- Assembled weight is 15 ounces and the most effective range is 14 inches to 42 inches
Ex-Chief John Polio Changes Stance on Shooting Death of Amy Bishop's Brother in 1986
Ex-police Chief John Polio has changed his stance on the 1986 shooting death of Seth Bishop, brother of Amy Bishop who is suspected of killing three people and wounding three others at the University of Alabama.
Bob Johnson, Mark Pratt and Stephen Singer, Associated Press writers, have posted an article titled, "Ex-chief now questions '86 Bishop shooting probe."
What are John Polio's questions?
The 87-year-old Polio indicated that there were no ballistics tests done. Also there was an 11-day period before family members were interviewed.
Apparently Bishop waved a gun at an auto mechanic in 1986 after shooting her brother and said she needed a car to flee from her husband who was after her.
Amy Bishop, according to her husband, had been practicing at a shooting range. He didn't ask anything about the gun. That is a surprise since he was aware of her shooting of her brother.
Another incident that has come up is that Amy Bishop and her husband were questioned about a pipe bomb that didn't go off and had been sent to another professor.
More information has come out about the University of Alabama shooting.
Apparently, according to a survivor, there was a meeting of a dozen people. After about an hour Bishop stood up and started shooting people in the head. She started with those closest to her. The table was oval so one side was victimized. Then the gun supposedly jammed and Bishop was rushed and pushed out the door.
As of this moment she has been charged with one count of capital murder and three counts of attempted murder. Of the three people injured, one was released; one is in serious condition and one remains in critical condition.
This is an unusual shooting because it was done by a woman.
You never know when someone is going to snap, although it sounds as though this may have been pre-meditated considering the shooting range.
In Vietnam I was involved in a poker game. One fellow had been losing all evening and abruptly left. He came back with his rifle and "stole" the money on the table (We would have given it to him).
It turned out it was his money for his wife and son he was losing. He ended up going to treatment for a mental breakdown.
More and more questionable information about Amy Bishop has come out. I feel much like some of the victims' relatives feel. What happened to the pre-hiring investigation by the University of Alabama?
