The Allen Axial Bipod is a two-legged adjustable gun rest that offers greater lateral stability than a monopod.
The Allen Axial Bipod is a two-legged adjustable gun rest that offers greater lateral stability than a monopod. The height of the aluminum bipod can be adjusted approximately 64–155 cm, and the removable gun yoke features a 3/8"-16 mount underneath, allowing you to use compatible spotting equipment. Suitable for use in Ambush and stalking hunts Hunting in open terrain Shooting while standing, kneeling, or sitting Supporting both rifled and smoothbore firearms Extended observation Mounting a spotting scope or compatible camera For hunters seeking more stability than a monopod Use on uneven terrain Why choose the Allen Axial Bipod? Two legs provide improved lateral stability Adjustment range approximately 64–155 cm Lightweight aluminum construction Quick locking levers Removable gun yoke 3/8"-16 thread for compatible accessories Steel tips for use on soft surfaces Velcro strap to keep legs together Weighs approximately 0.75 kg Technical specifications Manufacturer: Allen Model: Axial Bipod Shooting Stick Product type: two-legged gun rest Adjustable height: approximately 64–155 cm Material: aluminum Weight: about 0.75 kg Height lock: lever locks Gun yoke: removable Accessory thread: 3/8"-16 Leg tips: steel Transport fastener: velcro strap Color: olive green Included in the set Allen Axial Bipod gun rest Removable gun yoke Leg securing strap Frequently Asked Questions How high can the bipod be adjusted? The manufacturer-specified adjustment range is 25–61 inches, which is approximately 64–155 cm. Does the bipod stand upright without a user? The bipod provides good lateral support thanks to its two legs, but it is not a standalone gun holder. You must hold both the firearm and the rest during use. Can a spotting scope be mounted on it? Yes, if the device mount matches the 3/8"-16 thread or you use a suitable adapter. Also check the device’s weight and balance. Is the bipod more stable than a monopod? Generally, yes, especially laterally. A monopod, on the other hand, is lighter, more compact, and quicker to reposition. When is the Allen Axial Bipod the right choice? The Axial Bipod is a good choice when you need more stability than a monopod outdoors but do not want to carry a heavier tripod. The wider leg stance supports the firearm laterally and allows you to maintain your shooting position for longer. For quick stalking hunts and moving through dense brush, the lighter EZ-Stik monopod may be more convenient. For benchrest shooting, choose a filled front and rear rest instead. Recommendations Spread the bipod legs wide enough and adjust both legs so that the gun yoke is level. On soft ground, press the steel tips into the earth, but on hard or easily damaged surfaces, use appropriate protection. The firearm should rest on its fore-end and remain under the shooter’s control at all times. Do not leave a loaded firearm unattended on the bipod. After use in wet conditions, clean the sliding surfaces and locking levers of the legs and let the rest dry before folding. More stable two-legged gun rest The Allen Axial Bipod combines 64–155 cm height adjustment, a removable gun yoke, and lightweight aluminum construction. It is suitable for hunters who need a steadier but still portable support outdoors compared to a monopod.
The Allen Axial Bipod is a two-legged adjustable gun rest that offers greater lateral stability than a monopod. The height of the aluminum bipod can be adjusted approximately 64–155 cm, and the removable gun yoke features a 3/8"-16 mount underneath, allowing you to use compatible spotting equipment. Suitable for use in Ambush and stalking hunts Hunting in open terrain Shooting while standing, kneeling, or sitting Supporting both rifled and smoothbore firearms Extended observation Mounting a spotting scope or compatible camera For hunters seeking more stability than a monopod Use on uneven terrain Why choose the Allen Axial Bipod? Two legs provide improved lateral stability Adjustment range approximately 64–155 cm Lightweight aluminum construction Quick locking levers Removable gun yoke 3/8"-16 thread for compatible accessories Steel tips for use on soft surfaces Velcro strap to keep legs together Weighs approximately 0.75 kg Technical specifications Manufacturer: Allen Model: Axial Bipod Shooting Stick Product type: two-legged gun rest Adjustable height: approximately 64–155 cm Material: aluminum Weight: about 0.75 kg Height lock: lever locks Gun yoke: removable Accessory thread: 3/8"-16 Leg tips: steel Transport fastener: velcro strap Color: olive green Included in the set Allen Axial Bipod gun rest Removable gun yoke Leg securing strap Frequently Asked Questions How high can the bipod be adjusted? The manufacturer-specified adjustment range is 25–61 inches, which is approximately 64–155 cm. Does the bipod stand upright without a user? The bipod provides good lateral support thanks to its two legs, but it is not a standalone gun holder. You must hold both the firearm and the rest during use. Can a spotting scope be mounted on it? Yes, if the device mount matches the 3/8"-16 thread or you use a suitable adapter. Also check the device’s weight and balance. Is the bipod more stable than a monopod? Generally, yes, especially laterally. A monopod, on the other hand, is lighter, more compact, and quicker to reposition. When is the Allen Axial Bipod the right choice? The Axial Bipod is a good choice when you need more stability than a monopod outdoors but do not want to carry a heavier tripod. The wider leg stance supports the firearm laterally and allows you to maintain your shooting position for longer. For quick stalking hunts and moving through dense brush, the lighter EZ-Stik monopod may be more convenient. For benchrest shooting, choose a filled front and rear rest instead. Recommendations Spread the bipod legs wide enough and adjust both legs so that the gun yoke is level. On soft ground, press the steel tips into the earth, but on hard or easily damaged surfaces, use appropriate protection. The firearm should rest on its fore-end and remain under the shooter’s control at all times. Do not leave a loaded firearm unattended on the bipod. After use in wet conditions, clean the sliding surfaces and locking levers of the legs and let the rest dry before folding. More stable two-legged gun rest The Allen Axial Bipod combines 64–155 cm height adjustment, a removable gun yoke, and lightweight aluminum construction. It is suitable for hunters who need a steadier but still portable support outdoors compared to a monopod.
