Bipod Rome Basis

A stable setup for your rifle: that's what the Rome Basis bipod is all about, and on that one point it does good work. The frame is constructed from black anodized aluminum, the screws are made of stainless steel, and at 512 grams the whole thing remains light. Mounting is done via the Quick Mount connection, which fits on a Weaver/Picatinny accessory rail — that way you can attach and detach the bipod just as quickly. For shooters looking for a simple, reliable support, this is a logical choice.

The two legs can be varied in length between 17 cm and 23.5 cm, and rubber feet at the bottom provide extra grip. Adjustment is done in five positions: press the button on the outside, slide the leg one position further and repeat until both legs are at the desired angle.

Not only the legs, but also the mount itself can be tilted, which essentially determines the angle of your rifle. Within a range of 15 degrees you adjust this freely, and with the lever at the rear you lock the tilt or release it again. This way you keep your rifle stable and remain maneuverable.