CVLIFE Rifle Bipod Quick Release Picatinny Bipod for Rifle 360 Degrees Swivel and Tiltable Head Adjustable Height and Foldable Legs for Shooting and Hunting

Just got back from the range, and I had to show some love to this bipod. Not too heavy, not too bulky, long enough legs for use with an MSR and standard-capacity magazine (many bipods are actually too short, and won't give enough ground clearance for the mag, let alone changing it), and it's a tough little guy. The quick-release works great without requiring any tools: unlock the lever, turn the allen-head on the other side with your fingers until you can just slip it over the pic rail (not too loose), then snap the QR handle into the locked position. If I had one criticism of the QR system, it's that the lever is extended outward when locked, rather than folded inward. Makes it much easier to unlock in a hurry, but I prefer it to be snag-free when locked. Personal preference (it's a square shaft, so you can't quickly swap directions). The legs are tough, lock firmly, and are easy to adjust. The length adjustment is notched, which is fine by me though I know some people prefer smooth adjustments with locking collars. The legs can swing and lock both forward and backward without removing the whole mount, which is appreciated because in my case I like to have the QD release on the left side, but with my Beowulf specifically, I need the legs to fold backward because otherwise the blast will absolutely wreck any bipod. The swivel adjustment is good: you've got fully-locked, fully-loose, and then the in-between which is notched. I tend to either run fully-locked straight or fully-loose, but if you're trying to find a repeatable angle adjustment and want to lock it in, the notches should help. No complaints whatsoever. While the mount itself is steel, the legs are composite, but it's a really tough composite. I had zero issues with the legs holding up against the recoil from a Beowulf (very stout). Nothing popped free, nothing loosened up, everything just worked and stayed nice and tight. The legs have a little bit of give to them, which is good when lining things up, and the rubber feet have just the right amount of grip. This thing is great. Absolutely worth the money.

Literally a 10 seconds to mount and lock on my lower picatinnay rail. Good adjustability and still can move your 🔫 freely. Great bargain and although its a hard type ove plastic it seems pretty tough and looks good on my 6.5 Grendel AR build. Its also very light. Perfect for prone target shooting or for out west chasing Pronghorn.

I put this onto an Avenge-X air rifle. This is my first bipod so I really didn't know what to expect. It worked for my needs and it definitely improved my groupings. I previously was using the foam block bench rests, this was a big improvement. The build quality is OK, but not stellar. It is on the cheaper side, but let's face it, I'm shooting an airgun not a 30-06. It also has the advantage of being lightweight which is part of the reason I need it in the first place. The Avenge-X weighs in at 8 pounds which is almost what my WWII 98K Mauser weighs. I cannot fire either of these guns accurately from my shoulder. Overall, happy with my purchase, and would buy again.

This bipod is great. It’s a pretty good option if you don’t want the $100+ Magpul bipod. It is as nice? No, not quite, but it is probably 3/4 as good for 1/2 the price. Update: OK I wanted to update my review. I've had some time to play with both the Magpul bipod and this one and I hands down prefer this one. The Magpul doesn't have a QD and this one does. Now, as another reviewer mentioned, the QD is pretty tight on the rail, but I'm able to wiggle mine off still. This is helpful for me because I swap it between rifles and only use the bipod when I need it. I'll even snap it off and on between courses of fire because I can. This one also has the ability to lock the bipod in the rear position. That doesn't personally work for me how I hold the rifle, but it is an option. Also, there are numbered markings on the bipod legs on this model, so you can quickly reference the marks to check height and level, Magpul doesn't have that option. My one caveat is the tilt feature. While this bipod does technically tilt, it is clear that the tilt was an afterthought. It basically just loosens the mount enough that you can wiggle it into position.

Works great, I will buy more for my other rifles.

Out of all the bipods I have had this one works the best! This bipod is more streamlined durable and elevates my rifle taller than the others I have had. I give this bipod five stars because it is durable, lightweight easy to operate and attach and detach from my rifle. I hope this helps I have tried the CVlife tiltable bipod. The bipod I'm talking about that has the weird decorative looking legs where you pull to extend and they latch in The Notches that that lever catches and then you release the lever and they spring load back to the closed position that whenever you press that your thumb got in the way and the roll pin would catch it every time I didn't like that. The torrent of the bipod where you can rotate you can tilt if you want to they had a lever between the legs where you pushed one side of Titan do you push to the other it loosened but when it was loosening it was way too wobbly and you couldn't get in the correct position and hold it there to tighten it up and for to be right on where exactly you wanted it so it was very hard to position and hold the position while you tightened that lever down so that bipod in this bipod is night and day between the two but they're from the same company so before you have a bad experience with one product look into another and may not be as bad I am okay with sending a product back and giving another product from the same company a try just because I feel like it might be designed better and this one was I hope this helped