UTG Big Bore Bipod Picatinny – Full Stability Bipod for Big Bore Calibers

UTG Big Bore Full Stability Bipod – Picatinny | Maximum Stability for Big Bore Calibers

The UTG Big Bore Full Stability Bipod with Picatinny mount is designed for shooters who demand maximum stability, even with heavy calibers. Thanks to its robust construction and wide stance, this bipod provides an extremely stable shooting platform, ideal for precision shooting and long-range use.

Ultimate stability and durability

This high-end bipod is made from anodized aircraft-grade aluminum with reinforced steel components, making it resistant to intensive use and heavy recoil up to calibers such as .50 BMG.

The extra-wide 70° leg spread ensures exceptional stability, even on uneven terrain.

Perfect Picatinny mounting

The bipod features a reinforced Picatinny/Weaver mount with an extended mounting deck and steel cross bolt, ensuring a solid and wobble-free attachment to your rifle.

Fully adjustable for optimal control

• Height adjustable from approx. 9" to 14" (23 – 36 cm)
• 3-position extendable legs for precise adjustment
• 35° panning and 55° tilting for maximum flexibility
• Large Posi-Lock knobs for easy operation with gloves

The combination of adjustability and solid locking makes this bipod perfect for both benchrest and tactical use.

Built for performance in any condition

The UTG Big Bore bipod features rotating steel foot pads that adapt to various surfaces and provide extra grip. Its foldable leg design also makes it compact and easy to transport.

Key features

• Suitable for heavy calibers up to .50 BMG
• Picatinny / Weaver rail mount
• Anodized aluminum with steel reinforcements
• Adjustable height (± 23 – 36 cm)
• 70° wide stance for maximum stability
• 35° pan & 55° tilt function
• Durable rotating steel feet
• Weight: approx. 975 grams

Why choose the UTG Big Bore Full Stability Bipod?

Looking for an extremely stable, durable, and professional-grade bipod? This UTG bipod is the perfect choice for serious shooters who refuse to compromise on precision and reliability.