Hawke Bipod 6–9in Tilt Lever Swivel Stud Rifle Bipod
The Hawke Bipod 6–9in Tilt adds a lever-operated canting head to the compact 6–9 inch leg range, letting you level the rifle on cambered or sloping ground without moving the bipod feet. A quick release of the lever frees the head to tilt sideways; lock it back down and the rifle stays at the chosen angle. Spring-loaded legs adjust between 6 and 9 inches (15–23 cm) for prone and low-seated shooting, deploying and collapsing rapidly in the field. The bipod fits the standard sling swivel stud and can be used with a fitted sling in place. High-grade alloy construction with black anodising keeps weight low at 379 g (13.4 oz) while standing up to field use. The tilt function is particularly useful for deer stalking and foxing on hillside or rough ground, where a fixed-head bipod would require constant repositioning.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Leg Length Range | 6–9 inches (15–23 cm) |
| Weight | 379 g (13.4 oz) |
| Material | High-grade alloy with black anodising |
| Adjustment Type | Spring-loaded legs |
| Head Function | Lever-operated canting head |
| Mounting | Standard sling swivel stud |
FAQ
Can the bipod be used with a sling?
Yes, the bipod fits the standard sling swivel stud and can be used with a fitted sling in place.
How does the tilt function work?
A quick release of the lever frees the head to tilt sideways. Locking it back down keeps the rifle at the chosen angle.
What types of terrain is this bipod best suited for?
This bipod is particularly useful for deer stalking and foxing on hillside or rough ground where the terrain is sloped or uneven.
Zoe Lyman –
Great for hunting on uneven ground. The tilt function saves time when adjusting to slopes. Legs deploy quickly and stay stable during shooting.
Alexander Dickens –
Works well in the field. The lightweight design is comfortable to carry. The lever to tilt the head is easy to use and reliable.
Joshua Payne –
Perfect for hillside hunting. No need to move the feet when the ground is sloped. The spring legs adjust smoothly and stay secure.
Paul Lyman –
Solid build and durable. The anodised finish resists wear. I use it regularly for foxing and it performs well in rough terrain.