Shop bipods and tripods by type
- Rifle Bipods
- Precision & PRS Bipods
- Harris Bipods
- Picatinny Bipods
- M-LOK Bipods
- Sling Stud Bipods
- ARCA Bipods & Rails
- Shooting Tripods
- Shooting Sticks & Monopods
- Bipod & Tripod Accessories
Where to start
| You shoot | Start here | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Prone or off a bench | Rifle Bipods | Steady and quick to deploy from the rifle. |
| PRS, long range or precision | Precision & PRS Bipods | Cant, pan and tension control for small groups. |
| Standing or sitting in the field | Shooting Tripods | Stable at heights a bipod cannot reach. |
| Deer or predators from a blind or stalk | Shooting Sticks & Monopods | Light rests you carry and set up fast. |
| A rifle with an ARCA rail | ARCA Bipods & Rails | Bipods and rails that clamp the same tripod heads. |
Match the bipod to your rifle
| Your rifle has | Shop |
|---|---|
| A Picatinny rail under the handguard | Picatinny Bipods |
| M-LOK slots in the handguard | M-LOK Bipods |
| A sling swivel stud on the stock | Sling Stud Bipods |
| An ARCA rail | ARCA Bipods & Rails |
Brands like Harris, MDT, Accu-Tac, Magpul, Warne, Caldwell, BOG, Primos, Leofoto, Tricer and Kopf Jager, with more added as stock comes in.
Bipod and Tripod FAQ
What height bipod do I need?
For prone, most shooters pick a short bipod around 6 to 9 inches. For sitting, or prone over grass and brush, a taller 9 to 13 inch bipod or longer legs help.
Bipod or tripod for hunting?
A bipod rides on the rifle and is fastest from prone. A tripod or shooting sticks give a steady rest standing or sitting, which is how most shots happen in the field.
Will a bipod fit my rifle?
Check what is under your handguard or stock: a Picatinny rail, M-LOK slots, a sling swivel stud or an ARCA rail. Adapters can bridge most gaps.