4.5 oz Bipod

[Lungpopper]

Got a call from Drew at Tricerusa about a new bipod they are working on.

Push a button to slip it on and off a picatinny rail. Works great for me since I use a scabbard the tripod won’t fit. The ability to slip it on and off in seconds works great.

At 4.5 oz it’s over a half pound lighter than my Harris.
More swivel than my Harris, with the ability to swing left and right.
Add that it can be used from prone to standing with the use of trekking poles.
I’m looking forward to giving this bipod a good test this next couple of weeks.

 

[TRICER]

Yup myself @Lungpopper and @JakeSCH will be field testing these this fall. I have been chasing a bipod since the beginning and this one checks all the boxes. Dependent upon durability and function what you see is pretty close to what its going to be. 2023 is gonna be a fun year.

 

[180ls1]

I need this! And the Head! Need another tester? I'll put it to use in CO and D16! haha

I think my bino adapter shows up today so I am excited for that.

 

[HATCHET1]

What's the specs on the min max extension? I'm a big fan of longer bi pods...I run 13-27s pivots on all my meat sticks..I like the light weight dude.stromg work.

 

[TRICER]

What's the specs on the min max extension? I'm a big fan of longer bi pods...I run 13-27s pivots on all my meat sticks..I like the light weight dude.stromg work.

this bipod goes from around 6-9" prone. Then you can drop the leg inserts and use your trekking poles as legs. So essentially it is a prone to standing bipod that weighs less than 5oz. Everyone has been chasing the do all bipod but that requires long legs, sacrificing the prone position, and typically they are well north of a 1lb. This bipod is my attempt to do all of that and have it fit in your pocket

 

[HATCHET1]

Even better..I like it!

 

[just_ducky_1]

I can’t wait to get the full compliment of Tricer gear one day! Package deal, go ahead and take my money.