TangoDown ACB-4 Bipod

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posted on June 26, 2014
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Made in the United States with forged aluminum components and impact-resistant polymers, the TangoDown ACB-4 bipod is strong enough to support heavy tactical rifles yet weighs 16 ozs. Its design features a snag-free outer profile that is close to the gun when folded, large push buttons to deploy independently adjustable legs that extend from 8" to 10.5", and a wide range of cant and traverse travel. The bipod clamps to Picatinny rails and, with an optional adapter, to QD studs.

Price: $220

Contact: TangoDown, Inc. 4720 N. La Cholla Blvd., Suite No. 180, Tucson, AZ  85705 (909) 392-4757

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