Backlanz Precision Alpine Bipod Review

Justin Crossley

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I met the guys from Backlanz at the Western Hunting Expo and thought their bipods looked interesting. They agreed to send me the Precision Alpine Bipod for review, and they included the Precision Lite Bipod as well. They had some prototypes with long legs at the show, and I'm hoping to get one of those as well.

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The bipods showed up today, so I figured I would note some initial thoughts before I take them out for testing.

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Fit and finish are decent. I will note there are some edges on the titaniam that could be a little more refined, which isn't uncommon with that material. The carbon fiber parts seem high-quality.

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They are really light, and you can choose Piccatinny or ARCA attachments as they are swappable.

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The carbon legs are twist-lock, with a twist collar at the bottom of each leg. I prefer when the legs are inverted so the twist collar is at the top.

The spring-loaded legs are a carbon outer leg with a notched aluminum (I think) inner leg. These are really fast to deploy, but there is nothing to stop the legs from twisting when you push forward, which can be a problem if you're shooting from a hard surface.

Let me know if you have any other questions, and I'll do my best to get answers.
 
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