BIPOD W/CANT & TRAVERSE 13.5- 23"

The Champion Bipod with Cant and Traverse (13.5–23 inches) is a precision shooting support system designed for hunters, long-range shooters, and range competitors who demand stable, repeatable shot placement from a rest. This adjustable rifle bipod combines rapid-deploy functionality with horizontal traverse capability, enabling shooters to track moving targets or fine-tune lateral aim without breaking their cheek weld or repositioning the weapon system.

The cant and traverse pivot mechanism allows shooting platforms to be adjusted across multiple angles and horizontal planes, critical for uneven terrain or compensating for wind drift corrections during extended shooting strings. The 13.5–23 inch height range accommodates standard rifle stocks and most chassis systems across common calibers, while the rapid-adjust lever lock provides tool-free deployment and lockdown. At 1.45 pounds, the bipod delivers support stability without adding significant weight penalty to a field rifle or tactical platform. The low-profile footprint supports both prone and supported firing positions typical in precision rifle competitions, hunting applications, and training ranges.

This bipod suits shooters who prioritize accurate first-round hits in variable shooting conditions. Hunters working from shooting sticks or field rests benefit from the traverse control when tracking game movement. Long-range match competitors rely on bipod systems for consistent hold adjustments between shots without lay-down time. Law enforcement and military designated marksmen appreciate the compact design and rapid deployment when moving between positions during training evolutions. The adjustable height range ensures compatibility across platform builds without requiring multiple bipod models.

Bipod selection depends on intended mount type (standard sling stud or Picatinny rail adapter), firing position flexibility, and weight considerations. Traverse-capable models provide performance advantages in field scenarios where minute adjustments prevent complete weapon repositioning—essential during time-constrained shooting situations or when maintaining a shooting line requires precision lateral control.