REVOLUTION BIPOD® Steel .50 CAL Model
ELITE IRON® REVOLUTION BIPOD® STEEL .50 CAL MODEL
Now offering the ARCA mount compatible with either the 419 or RRS clamps. (Clamp not included.) Available in Low, Standard, Medium and High Offsets.
ELITE IRON® has been researching and developing alternatives to the traditional bipod for years and has patented their proprietary designs based upon deep experience of real world tactical demands. Our efforts have resulted in the new REVOLUTION BIPOD® Steel .50 CAL Model. Designed for rifles up to .50 caliber, it is the most revolutionary choice in superior design for strength, stability, adjustability, and choices in the tactical world today.
The bipod and mount weigh only 35 ounces. Bipod stance width is 12″ with legs retracted and 17.5″ with legs extended short leg versions have a 10″ to 14.75″ stance. Every REVOLUTION BIPOD® comes with a 2-year limited warranty. All parts are replaceable and available from ELITE IRON.
$720 – $823
Select a Mount | Std Offset Pic Rail Mount, Med Offset Pic Rail Mount, High Offset Pic Rail Mount, Xtra High Offset Pic Rail Mount, Std Offset Extended Pic Rail Mount, Medium Offset Extended Pic Rail Mount, High Offset Extended Pic Rail Mount, Xtra High Extended Offset Pic Rail Mount, Quick Connect Mount, SAKO TRG Mount, ARCA Low Offset Mount, ARCA Standard Offset Mount, ARCA Med Offset Mount, ARCA High Offset Mount |
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Select a Interface | McRees SCAR 17S or similar Quick Connect Interface, Quick Connect Bedding Mount Interface, Quick Connect Savage BA110 or similar Interface, Accuracy International (Gen A1 rifles) Spigot Interface Pic Mount, No Interface, KRG Quick Connect Interface |
Extra Pair of Set Screws | Yes, No |
1 review for REVOLUTION BIPOD® Steel .50 CAL Model
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Rob (verified owner) –
Love this thing! Running on a Cadex Lite-strike chassis, Requires (Pic rail std offset, Extended Length)
Pros: EVERYTHING
Con: The only cons that I can find are PRICE and that the (Steel .50 CAL Model- doesn’t have 45 degree forward/back positions for the legs) I’m sure it’s expensive to make, but it’s still very expensive for a bipod for the average shooter. But with that said, I would have one for every rifle I own if I could afford it.
No sure why the product description doesn’t list it but after receiving the Steel .50 CAL Model I learned that the legs are solid steel vs. hollow legs like the other models. And that it doesn’t have 45degree forward and back positions for the legs like some of the other models do. Probably because of durability/strength requirements but it would have been nice to have known before the purchase.