Reviews - Blackhawk Black No-Rust Bi-Pod w/Pivot, Adjustable, 6 - 9in. Pivot 71BP05BK Reviews - BW-B0-SPORTSTERPIV-71BP05BK

Author: TerryF from Lansing, MI on Apr 29, 2013
Pros:  Functions well - No suprises.
Cons:  Other companies provide comparable value.
Would recommend:  yes

TerryF wrote:

No a bad bipod, but nothing special. I had hoped for better with the Blackhawk name. It works and it's made the same as all but the cheapest competitors.

Author: andrewarmand from Flagstaff AZ on Feb 17, 2013
Would recommend:  yes

andrewarmand wrote:

Great bipod! and great price. I bought 2 different sizes for less than the price of one harris bipod.

Author: darryl (verified customer) , pellet gun enthusiast, from Cincinnati, Ohio on Aug 11, 2012
Pros:  value for cost, solidly built.
Cons:  handle on swivel lock needs to be longer
Would recommend:  yes

darryl wrote:

a good solidly built clone of the equivalent Harris bipod at half the price, it provides a solid shooting platform

Author: devildogandboy (verified customer) from Arizona on Jul 26, 2012
Pros:  price, quality and features
Cons:  NONE
Would recommend:  yes

devildogandboy wrote:

easily and securely mounts to front swivel stud in seconds. there is an padding under the mount that will prevent scratching of the stock if you keep the bipod tightened thoroughly. the bipod has the ability to swivel side to side and can be locked in place using an lever accessible from the rear of the unit. the extensions or legs are easily pulled out to length and can be locked in position if you are on uneven terrain amd the legs are easily retracted at the push of a button. when finished using you can fold up the legs under the barrel and out of the way. i would highly recommend this bipod assembly over the other name brands to anyone!

Author: DA (verified customer) , Retired military Active EPPD, from El Paso, TX on Apr 1, 2012
Pros:  Price, lightweight, simple to use
Would recommend:  yes

DA wrote:

The bipod is simple to attach to weapons with a post for a front swivel. The pivot lever can be quickly and easily manipulated with one hand. This bipod operates in reverse fashion from a Harris in that this one retracts rather than extends when you push the button on each leg. This was actually a welcome feature since I always used to accidentally bump the leg release the Harris during missions. Just be careful, this one can bite if your fingers are in the wrong location when the legs retract.