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Leofoto BIP-B1 (Forged Pattern) Low to Mid-Height Multi-Functional Bipod

The Leofoto BIP-B1 (Forged Pattern) is a lightweight, high-performance carbon fibre bipod designed for hunters, precision rifle shooters and tactical professionals who demand exceptional stability in a compact and portable design. Combining premium forged-pattern carbon fibre construction with precision CNC-machined aluminium components, the BIP-B1 delivers the strength and durability required for demanding field use while remaining incredibly lightweight at just 450g. Designed to provide a fast, stable shooting platform across a wide range of shooting positions, the BIP-B1 features telescopic three-section legs, five leg angle positions, an Arca and Picatinny compatible quick-release clamp, and interchangeable rubber and steel spike feet. Whether you're shooting prone on the range, hunting in rugged terrain or engaging long-range targets, the BIP-B1 offers the versatility and confidence needed for consistent precision.

SKU: GC11-BIP-B1+LSC-40N

Leofoto BIP-B1 (Forged Pattern) Low to Mid-Height Multi-Functional Bipod

Leofoto BIP-B1 (Forged Pattern) Low to Mid-Height Multi-Functional Bipod

The Leofoto BIP-B1 (Forged Pattern) is a lightweight, high-performance carbon fibre bipod designed for hunters, precision rifle shooters and tactical professionals who demand exceptional stability in a compact and portable design. Combining premium forged-pattern carbon fibre construction with precision CNC-machined aluminium components, the BIP-B1 delivers the strength and durability required for demanding field use while remaining incredibly lightweight at just 450g. Designed to provide a fast, stable shooting platform across a wide range of shooting positions, the BIP-B1 features telescopic three-section legs, five leg angle positions, an Arca and Picatinny compatible quick-release clamp, and interchangeable rubber and steel spike feet. Whether you're shooting prone on the range, hunting in rugged terrain or engaging long-range targets, the BIP-B1 offers the versatility and confidence needed for consistent precision.

Lightweight Forged Carbon Fibre Construction

The Leofoto BIP-B1 is constructed from premium forged-pattern carbon fibre, offering an excellent balance of strength, rigidity and low weight. Its distinctive forged carbon finish provides a modern appearance while helping keep the overall weight to just 450g. This lightweight construction makes the bipod well suited to hunters and shooters who spend extended periods in the field and need dependable support without unnecessary bulk.

Versatile Height and Shooting Positions

Designed for a wide range of shooting situations, the BIP-B1 provides flexible positioning across different terrains and shooting styles. Its three-section telescopic carbon fibre legs extend from a minimum height of 200mm to a maximum height of 775mm, while the 345mm folded length makes it easy to transport. This range allows the bipod to accommodate low-profile and prone positions as well as seated and kneeling shooting, uneven terrain, hunting blinds and precision shooting applications.

Five-Position Leg Adjustment

The BIP-B1 features five independent leg angle positions at 35°, 57.5°, 80°, 102.5° and 125°, providing greater flexibility when working on slopes, rocks and uneven ground. Large one-touch angle release buttons allow the legs to be repositioned quickly, making it easier to adapt the bipod to changing terrain. The three-section carbon fibre legs use oversized ergonomic twist locks for smooth and secure length adjustment, while the rigid construction helps provide a stable platform during use.

Arca-Swiss and Picatinny Compatibility

The BIP-B1 is equipped with the Leofoto LSC-40N Quick Release Clamp, which supports both Arca-Swiss and Picatinny mounting systems. Its lever-operated mechanism allows the bipod to be attached and removed quickly while maintaining a secure connection. A fine adjustment knob allows precise control of the clamp tension, helping achieve a secure fit across different rail tolerances. The clamp also incorporates a dual-safety locking mechanism that helps prevent accidental release if the main locking lever is contacted by clothing, branches or other equipment.

Interchangeable Feet for Different Terrain

Two interchangeable foot options allow the BIP-B1 to adapt to a variety of surfaces. Rubber feet provide reliable grip on hard surfaces such as concrete, timber shooting benches and indoor ranges while helping reduce vibration. For outdoor environments, the claw-style steel spike feet provide increased traction on grass, dirt, mud, gravel, loose soil and rocky terrain. The aggressive claw design helps minimise unwanted movement and provides a more secure platform on challenging surfaces.

Premium Construction and Portable Design

The BIP-B1 combines carbon fibre legs with precision CNC-machined aluminium components finished with a durable hard-anodised coating. Large textured adjustment controls provide a secure grip and smooth operation in wet, muddy and cold conditions. With a folded length of just 345mm, the bipod can be stored conveniently in rifle cases, backpacks and range bags. Its combination of lightweight construction, flexible height adjustment, versatile leg positioning and interchangeable feet makes it a practical support solution for demanding outdoor and precision shooting applications.

Key Features:

Lightweight 450 g Carbon Fibre Construction

Adjustable Height from 20 to 77.5 cm

Five-Position Independent Leg Adjustment

Arca-Swiss and Picatinny Compatible Clamp

Interchangeable Rubber and Spike Feet

Three-Section Telescopic Carbon Fibre Legs

Dual-Safety Locking Quick Release Clamp

Compact 34.5 cm Folded Length

Ergonomic Twist Locks for Easy Adjustment

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Leofoto BIP-B1 (Forged Pattern) Low to Mid-Height Multi-Functional Bipod

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Product Overview

Leofoto BIP-B1 (Forged Pattern) Low to Mid-Height Multi-Functional Bipod

The Leofoto BIP-B1 (Forged Pattern) is a lightweight, high-performance carbon fibre bipod designed for hunters, precision rifle shooters and tactical professionals who demand exceptional stability in a compact and portable design. Combining premium forged-pattern carbon fibre construction with precision CNC-machined aluminium components, the BIP-B1 delivers the strength and durability required for demanding field use while remaining incredibly lightweight at just 450g. Designed to provide a fast, stable shooting platform across a wide range of shooting positions, the BIP-B1 features telescopic three-section legs, five leg angle positions, an Arca and Picatinny compatible quick-release clamp, and interchangeable rubber and steel spike feet. Whether you're shooting prone on the range, hunting in rugged terrain or engaging long-range targets, the BIP-B1 offers the versatility and confidence needed for consistent precision.

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