Rifle Bipod, 6-9 Inch Adjustable Super Duty Bipod

I’ve been using the CVLIFE Rifle Bipod (6–9 Inch) on my Remington 700, and it performs exceptionally well. It attaches easily to the front sling stud and locks in tight with no wobble. The adjustable legs are smooth to extend and retract, and they provide a super stable shooting platform on various terrain. The build quality feels solid—lightweight yet durable, with non-slip rubber feet that keep everything steady. I’ve put it through plenty of range sessions and it’s held up without any issues. If you’re looking for a dependable bipod that fits the Remington 700 perfectly and doesn’t cost a fortune, this one’s a great choice.

This tripod honestly delivers pretty excellent stability and value for those of us who are budget-minded shooters. It features quick-deploy, spring-return legs that are easily adjustable (6 to 9 inches) and what seems to be a durable aluminum frame. I was able to install mine quickly via the sling swivel stud but there are other adapter options on Amazon too (Picatinny/M-LOK). The only main drawback I found was that there is lack of a pivot/swivel function for uneven terrain, and the hardware may need to be checked every now and then for heavier-recoil rifles. Overall, it's a super sturdy, highly recommended bipod for range use and light-duty shooting (especially for $20).

Great bipod. If I could rate it a 4.5 I would. Just put some blue loctite on the locking adjustment knob that holds the bipod on the rifle (if you have the version that goes into a sling mount). The legs work great and the adjustment isn't too bad, so it's worth it for something not too serious.

This is a nice bipod, easy to mount, adjust and store. I recommend it, but I actually returned it and went with the one made by the rifle company.

Looks sturdily built. Installing with the attached instructions took just a few mins, although it took a bit more time than I expected due to the recessed swivel stud instead of directly in line with the stock line. But once it was in, it feel strong. Will see how it holds. The legs extensions mechanism and springs seems a bit flimsy, only time will tell.

I’ve purchased two of these and like them. They hold good at the range and look pretty good. All that at a price that doesn’t break the bank.

Solid budget bipod. Easy quick install. Easy to flip up and down.

Pros: everything, mechanically, worked out of the box. Spring loaded legs has a satisfying pop out to extended. Light weight makes it great for children or hunting rifles (would not recommend on precision rifles) Cons: the legs on mine were not level. I tried remounting them since stud clamp style bipod aren't the best but it didn't correct the issue. The bipod doesn't feature any other kind of adjustability. While they feel stiff at first, after they are mounted on my rifle I can see there's actually a bit of flex. I would prefer a stiffer/more rigid bipod. Over all, because the price, I would recommend it to beginners or children's rifles. For hunting rifles looking to trim weight but need bipod to rest on this should be fine but just remember there's no angle adjust so you'll need a fairly level surface to rest these on.