Product Preview: Swagger Field Model Bipod

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posted on December 9, 2016
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The Field Model Bipod from Swagger Bipods uses a telescoping design that neatly packs into itself without snag-prone edges and allows for windage adjustment on moving targets. The rubber-capped, telescoping legs extend at the twist of a knob to a maximum length of 291/4". The unit securely attaches to a standard, fore-end-mounted sling swivel stud and provides an additional two studs for sling use. Picatinny rail adapters are available. Price: $220. Contact: Swagger Bipods; (844) 323-9413; swaggerbipods.com.

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