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Primos 65827 Trigger Stick Bipod made of Steel with Black & Gray Finish, QD Swivel Stud Attachment Type & Tall Height (Clam Package)

$184.95
Brand
Primos
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Bipod
UPC
10135658274
MPN
65827

Overview

The Primos Trigger Stick Gun Mounted Bipod is a lightweight support system constructed from heat-treated steel and hard alloys. Designed for hunters and sport shooters, it provides stability for precision shots in various field environments. The bipod features a quick-detachable attachment system compatible with standard sling swivel studs on bolt-action rifles or Picatinny rails on modern sporting firearms. Like other products in the Trigger Stick line, this bipod allows for one-handed height adjustment via a trigger mechanism. The tall-height model is designed to maintain portability while offering the necessary elevation for stable shooting from different positions.

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