Tier One produces bipods for all kinds of shooting sports and rifles, should you need a bipod for a heavy F-Class<\/a> <\/strong>rifle, a heavy tactical rifle, or a light-weight hunting rifle.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n For heavy F-Class rifles, Tier One designed the FTR Bipod<\/a><\/strong>, which is available in two versions. One is made completely from aluminum, and the second one has carbon legs for lower weight. Both have adjustable height \u2013 The full aluminum bipod from 150 millimeters to 250 millimeters, and the carbon bipod from 150 millimeters up to 300 millimeters. The full aluminum bipod weighs 590 grams, and the carbon bipod 550 grams. The weight of both is measured without the mounting adapter.<\/p>\n Both bipods are extremely sturdy and durable since both were tested on very heavy .50 BMG<\/strong><\/a> rifles, and they withstand it with ease. The height of the bipod is easily adjustable with a capstan wheel underneath, and the cant can be adjusted with a lever in front of the bipod. When everything is adjusted, the user can tighten 2 additional screws in the front to make the bipod even sturdier. Because tracking is extremely important in FTR<\/strong>, both bipods feature small ski feet which are great for uneven terrain, the bench, or any other shooting ground. The finish of both bipods is hard coat anodized<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0to 30 microns, which is a military standard.<\/p>\n These FTR bipods<\/strong> come with an Ansch\u00fctz<\/strong> adapter and a sling swivel<\/strong> stud adapter, but additional adapters can be purchased such as a QD Picatinny<\/strong> adapter, a Freeland<\/strong> adapter, and a bipod Picatinny<\/strong> rail<\/strong> adapter. For transporting purposes, a hard ABS case<\/strong> is available.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n [adrotate banner=”3″]<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Like the name says, this bipod is designed for tactical rifles. It is available in two versions \u2013 180 millimeters and 230 millimeters. The legs of this bipod are made of carbon fiber or from 7075T6 aluminum alloy<\/a><\/strong>. The weight depends on the length of the bipod and the material used. It goes from 318 grams up to 398 grams, depending on the model. Due to its lightweight design, this bipod is very popular on hunting rifles.<\/p>\n The legs of the bipod can be pulled down without pushing any button. Then, a small notch snaps in, so the bipod can’t collapse during heavy recoil<\/strong><\/a>. The extension legs are spring-loaded, so you can use the bipod with just one hand. All functions on this bipod can be operated silently, which is very important when using it on a hunt.<\/p>\n For this tactical bipod, many accessories are available. You can get a few different feet designs like spikes, claw feet, ski feet, and rubber feet. 50-millimeter leg extensions and a Cordura transport case are also available.<\/p>\n There are different adapters available \u2013 Blaser R8 QD adapter, UIT rail adapter, a tilt or a pan\/tilt adapter, a sling swivel adapter, or a Picatinny adapter.<\/p>\n<\/h3>\n
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FTR Bipod<\/a><\/h3>\n
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Tactical bipod<\/a><\/h3>\n
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