Yes, but in very few instances special adaptations may be needed. Please read on.

Tactical Rifles: BipodeXt is designed to attach to a Picatinny rail. Many tactical rifles already have a Picatinny rail along the bottom of the forend, but if yours does not, it can easily be fitted with one and is provided in your case. BipodeXt installation only takes a few minutes and is done with simple hand tools (often a screwdriver and/or Allen wrench is all that is needed)

Hunting Rifles: ABipodeXt is designed to attach to a Picatinny rail, thus the forend of the receiving rifle must be fitted with one. Adapting a Picatinny rail to the forend of a hunting‑style rifle may require that holes be drilled into the stock’s forend. If you are comfortable working on your rifle and own power tools, such as a table drill, you should be able to adapt a Picatinny rail to your rifle in one to two hours.* A tilted rail is included in the case which creates an attachment point parallel to your barrel.

WARNING: If you do not possess the skills and necessary tools you should NOT attempt any modifications to your rifle yourself. Instead, take your gun to a qualified gunsmith. The work should take no more than two hours.

If your rifle weighs under 25 lbs. the BipodeXt PRS Competition PRO would be an excellent choice: https://accuracysolutions.com/product/bipodext-prs-competition-pro-stabilizer/

If your rifle weighs over 25 lbs. but less than 30 lbs. you could consider the MSR PRO https://accuracysolutions.com/product/bipodext-msr-pro-stabilizer/ (this model extends almost 10” less than the PRS PRO above, though).

If you want the maximum extension we offer while being able to support massive (up to 65 lbs.) rifles, then please consider our ELR Max https://accuracysolutions.com/product/bipodext-elr-max-stabilizer/

It comes factory-set to receive both Atlas and Harris types of bipods. You could even have both bipods attached simultaneously, should you so choose. This means that BipodeXt ships with a pre-installed sling stud and 2.1/8″ (52mm) Picatinny rail.

When we began testing the product this was the first question everyone asked because of the size and stance of the product. They were all pleased to find out model BXT 34X2 is only 18 oz. We achieved this by using high-quality carbon fiber tubing which is lightweight and rock solid.

The answer(s) to this question will be obvious to some readers, but perhaps not so to all readers. The reason you do not want to attach the BipodeXt to your barrel is that you wouldn’t be happy with your shooting performance.

Harmonics

As a fired bullet travels through the barrel, it (the barrel) is subjected to a dynamic oscillation known as barrel harmonics. Though not really perceivable to the naked eye, the barrel experiences an oscillating movement as the bullet traverses it. A good video on barrel harmonics can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h407yVskVeM

Free Floating Barrels

Expanding on the above answer, knowledgeable shooters do what they can to keep their barrels free floating above their stock. What is a free‑floating barrel then? It is a barrel that does not touch the forend of the stock (though the forend embraces it). This allows the barrel to oscillate and thus play its harmonics. An explanation of free-floating barrels can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGEh_GYgZqk

To put it simply, for the best shooting experience, leave your barrel alone! Under most circumstances you should not affix or attach anything to your barrel, let it be free to play to its own tune.

Yes, the grip is mounted on a ring with a built-in Picatinny Rail that conforms to the MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny and NATO STANAG 4694 standards and provides 2.1/8” long attachment point. This makes the grip removable and interchangeable with grips with a similar mounting system.

Depending on the shooting scenario, When shooting at seriously long distances (say 1,000 meters or more) minimal shooter’s repositioning movements will cover huge target areas. When shooting at short to medium distances a useful compromise may be to partially close, or even completely close, BipodeXt telescoping tubes. A shorter BipodeXt extension allows for greater repositioning, but it also transmits more unintended movements, thus the “compromise”. The telescoping tubes can be adjusted in seconds for additional flexibility and customization for the shooters needs.

Yes. Whether you will be installing it to a tactical or hunting rifle, or if you own a Harris or Atlas bipod, all necessary hardware is included. No tools, besides Allen wrenches, are included.

If for any reason you are not satisfied with the product, you have 30 days from the day of purchase to return it. Please call us at 714-988-7985 ext. 105 to obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number. The returned product must be in resalable condition and you must include a copy of your purchase receipt. If you return your product, you will have to pay for shipping and for a 10 percent restocking fee.

We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee for anyone who purchases the product. The entire product needs to be returned in resellable condition.

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