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Gerald,
I have one on a RPR it's a stable platform. maybe you got a Friday afternoon one!
Not a bad deal, for a cheap bipod
S&P has these on close out Leapers TL-BP28S UTG Rubber Feet Bipod 6.2″ Aluminum – sapoutfitters.com code rfc might get you 5% off👍
www.rimfirecentral.com
You may wish to consider this but act fast BFS only. Out of your price range but not buy much.
If you're handy, and looking for a very sturdy and solid bipod at a MUCH lower cost than (what I consider to be) the ridiculous prices for bipods, here's a suggestion:
Buy a low cost (CHEAP) Chinese made UTG bipod. (I just bought 5 of the 6" model for $9.95 each)
Shown on left below.
Punch out the leg pivot pins (shown below) and drill the pivot holes in the legs and bipod frame to 1/4".
Replace the pins with 1/4" bolts, 1" in length, fit with lock nuts and tighten up. (About $2 for all.)
Shown on left below. (The legs are now rock solid.)
Unscrew the existing picatinny rail clamp from the top portion of the bipod (6mm allen head).
Shown in-place on left bipod and separate above bipod on right.
Replace the picatinny rail clamp with an Arca rail clamp (I just bought 5 for $9.95 each.)
Shown separate in the middle, and attached to the right bipod.
You will need a 3/8" x 3/4" allen head bolt ($1.19 at the hardware store.) and to drill the hole out to 3/8".
Hard to see, but above allen wrench on right bipod.
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You now have a ROCK SOLID bipod with an arca rail attachment.
(Which can be converted back to the picatinny clamp in a couple of minutes.)
Total cost less than $30. And it works.
I have done the same conversion for a taller bipod and a much wider stance bipod. They also work.
Buy a low cost (CHEAP) Chinese made UTG bipod. (I just bought 5 of the 6" model for $9.95 each)
Shown on left below.
Punch out the leg pivot pins (shown below) and drill the pivot holes in the legs and bipod frame to 1/4".
Replace the pins with 1/4" bolts, 1" in length, fit with lock nuts and tighten up. (About $2 for all.)
Shown on left below. (The legs are now rock solid.)
Unscrew the existing picatinny rail clamp from the top portion of the bipod (6mm allen head).
Shown in-place on left bipod and separate above bipod on right.
Replace the picatinny rail clamp with an Arca rail clamp (I just bought 5 for $9.95 each.)
Shown separate in the middle, and attached to the right bipod.
You will need a 3/8" x 3/4" allen head bolt ($1.19 at the hardware store.) and to drill the hole out to 3/8".
Hard to see, but above allen wrench on right bipod.
You now have a ROCK SOLID bipod with an arca rail attachment.
(Which can be converted back to the picatinny clamp in a couple of minutes.)
Total cost less than $30. And it works.
I have done the same conversion for a taller bipod and a much wider stance bipod. They also work.
Awesome post and well done.If you're handy, and looking for a very sturdy and solid bipod at a MUCH lower cost than (what I consider to be) the ridiculous prices for bipods, here's a suggestion:
Buy a low cost (CHEAP) Chinese made UTG bipod. (I just bought 5 of the 6" model for $9.95 each)
Shown on left below.
Punch out the leg pivot pins (shown below) and drill the pivot holes in the legs and bipod frame to 1/4".
Replace the pins with 1/4" bolts, 1" in length, fit with lock nuts and tighten up. (About $2 for all.)
Shown on left below. (The legs are now rock solid.)
Unscrew the existing picatinny rail clamp from the top portion of the bipod (6mm allen head).
Shown in-place on left bipod and separate above bipod on right.
Replace the picatinny rail clamp with an Arca rail clamp (I just bought 5 for $9.95 each.)
Shown separate in the middle, and attached to the right bipod.
You will need a 3/8" x 3/4" allen head bolt ($1.19 at the hardware store.) and to drill the hole out to 3/8".
Hard to see, but above allen wrench on right bipod.
![]()
You now have a ROCK SOLID bipod with an arca rail attachment.
(Which can be converted back to the picatinny clamp in a couple of minutes.)
Total cost less than $30. And it works.
I have done the same conversion for a taller bipod and a much wider stance bipod. They also work.
But WITH are you finding the UTG Shooters Bipods for $10? I searched Amazon and ebay and lowest price was $30 WO/shipping &tax
I was made aware of the deal - looks like it is a closeout - on this thread in the gear forum. I bought 5 at this price, but have bought several others for $9.95 to $16.95.
www.rimfirecentral.com
Not a bad deal, for a cheap bipod
S&P has these on close out Leapers TL-BP28S UTG Rubber Feet Bipod 6.2″ Aluminum – sapoutfitters.com code rfc might get you 5% off👍
www.rimfirecentral.com
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