Ade Advanced Optics 12 levels 13"-23" Long Hunting Rifle Bipod with Picatinny Rail Adapter

This isn’t a premium bipod by any means, but I wasn’t expecting it to be. For casual weekend shooters like me, it’s a nice, no-fuss tool that helps steady things when I need it. Adjustable height is a plus, and the padding keeps my rifle from scratching.

Took this out for two seasons now — cold mornings, dusty afternoons, and everything in between. Still functions like day one. Not a fancy $300-plus bipod, but for hunting, target shooting, and odd terrain it’s been reliable.

One Saturday at an outdoor match, I had to shoot from all kinds of positions: prone, low bench, uneven bank. This bipod handled it all. It’s not the smoothest on earth, but for what it costs and how quick it deploys, it’s a solid performer.

I used to borrow a friend’s heavy bipod every time we went out, and finally decided to get my own. This one doesn’t feel cheap, and because it’s lighter, I don’t mind tossing it in my pack. The multiple detents make height adjustments easy even without looking.

I’m not big on complicated gear — give me simple and reliable. This is exactly that. The legs lock securely, the height range covers most of what I need, and the included rail adapter made installation painless. Great basic choice for hunters and plinkers alike.

Freezing cold but stuck on the bench? This bipod became my buddy on those midwinter range trips. The rubber feet actually gripped well on icy ground, and the soft padding on top protected my forend when setting up. Didn’t slip like some cheap legs do.

At a friend’s ranch with rocky terrain, I struggled to find a comfortable position. With this bipod, I could raise the rifle up and over rocks and ledges without feel­ing unstable. It felt like a small addition, but one that made a big difference.

Honestly, I clicked “add to cart” after seeing the adjustable 13–23″ range — didn’t expect much else. But once I got it, installed it, and took it to the range, I found myself using it every session. It’s not fancy, but the ease of use and adjustable height are way better than I thought for this price.

I’m not someone who wants heavy gear on long hikes, so I hesitated adding accessories. This felt light on the rifle and didn’t slow me down on a trek to a ridge. When I set up for shots into the canyon, the legs held firm and didn’t slip. Excellent little pick-up for a hunting pack.

I’m tall, so prone shooting always feels awkward — until I clamped this bipod on my AR and extended it to max height. All of a sudden I wasn’t lying on my elbows like a zombie! Just a simple add-on, but it really made a difference for my comfort and accuracy.

We did a long range day with buddies, and this bipod quickly became everyone’s favorite little gadget. At first I laughed it off as “budget gear,” but once I flipped it out and settled into prone, I noticed tighter groups. Didn’t wiggle once, and the rubber feet gripped uneven dirt like a champ.

I snagged this bipod before my first Colorado deer hunt last fall, figuring it’d at least make sitting in a blind a bit more comfortable. What I didn’t expect was how much more confident I’d feel lining up shots. Being able to dial the legs from 13″–23″ meant I could shoot from logs and uneven ground without fuss. Stayed solid all morning.