Champion Pivot Bipod

The ground is never level where the shot happens. Your rifle still has to be.

A pack or a fence post is a rest you hope for. A bipod is one you bring.

Level On Any Ground: The pivot lets you adjust on uneven terrain. One leg sits on rock, the other in dirt, and the crosshair still sits true.

In The Field: A coyote stops at the far edge of the pasture. You drop prone, the legs come down, and the rifle settles before the animal moves again.

Legs That Snap Back: The telescoping legs run from 6 to 9 inches and return on springs. You set your height fast and fold up faster.

Light On The Rifle: It is compact and lightweight. You carry it all day and only notice it when you need it.

Simple Mounting: It attaches to the sling swivel stud on most bolt-action rifles. The rest you need is already on the gun when the shot shows up.

Stop hoping for a rest and bring your own.