New tricer bipod

[echampion8]

Got a chance to play with this at the expo and talk to Mr Tricer himself. Super solid dude and super solid product.
The bipod does lock in 45 degree forward and rearward angles as well as 90 degree forward and rearward for storage.

I compared the Hatch and Gunwerks as well. Both super nice bipods with their own pro's/cons. Ultimately the Tricer won my order. It has all the same features of the Hatch but is much lighter and much cheaper. Hatch doesn't have the pan feature, Tricer does.

The Gunwerks had some cool features like spring loaded leg deployment, but no 45 degree forward/rearward lockout. I also don't think Gunwerks has the pan feature.

The only design feature I liked better about Gunwerks and Hatch is their bipods stow closer to the stock, the Tricer hangs down a bit lower when stowed.

I didn't compare the MTD bipods as they are more $$ than I am willing to spend for a bipod. I did hold one and it seems well built yet heavy compared to Tricer.

Hope this helps anyone on the fence.
Thanks again Mr Tricer for the conversation and for the Bipod!

))--SLIVER-->

That’s great news on the 45° positions!!!


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[Brucebarker024]

@Tricer any chance I can get my preorder early enough for an April NRL hunter match

 

[wind gypsy]

Looks like a nice product. Main compromises IMO are the min leg length and twist lock adjustment. Spring loaded with detent seems like it'd be a much quicker method of adjustment especially from behind the gun. Heck of a price point.

 

[passinggas33]

@Tricer - Is there going to be an option to buy extra sling stud picatinny adapters separately?

I too am a buyer with hopes that I can jimmy rig a third leg and make it an ultra light tripod. And even if I can’t, it’s still a heck of a bipod for the price. Two sets of legs, really two gun adapters, and an adapter for the gun. Pretty darn good value.

 

[ChrisAU]

@Tricer any chance I can get my preorder early enough for an April NRL hunter match

I'm shooting one more match with my Double Pull LW, can't wait to sell it lol

 

[Brucebarker024]

I'm shooting one more match with my Double Pull LW, can't wait to sell it lol

I’m gonna struggle through at least one more with the atlas haha

 

[JDMBEND]

My current bipod got destroyed. Any cheap suggestions to get me by, until the Tricer arrives?

 

[Tricer]

@Tricer - Is there going to be an option to buy extra sling stud picatinny adapters separately?

I too am a buyer with hopes that I can jimmy rig a third leg and make it an ultra light tripod. And even if I can’t, it’s still a heck of a bipod for the price. Two sets of legs, really two gun adapters, and an adapter for the gun. Pretty darn good value.

Yes 100% the TRICER-PA will release at the same time.

 

[fisherman983]

I'm shooting one more match with my Double Pull LW, can't wait to sell it lol

How much you gonna ask?

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[ChrisAU]

How much you gonna ask?

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Haven’t decided yet. Won’t sell it till I have the Tricer in hand.

 

[WKR]

I'd buy one if the pan feature was removed or lockable.

 

[fisherman983]

Haven’t decided yet. Won’t sell it till I have the Tricer in hand.

Okay well let me know, i may be very interested in buying it when/if you decide to sell

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[JDMBEND]

Hatch introduced their Gen. 2 tripods at Expo. Interested ti find out what the improvements are.

 

[bigsky2]

Got a chance to play with this at the expo and talk to Mr Tricer himself. Super solid dude and super solid product.
The bipod does lock in 45 degree forward and rearward angles as well as 90 degree forward and rearward for storage.

I compared the Hatch and Gunwerks as well. Both super nice bipods with their own pro's/cons. Ultimately the Tricer won my order. It has all the same features of the Hatch but is much lighter and much cheaper. Hatch doesn't have the pan feature, Tricer does.

The Gunwerks had some cool features like spring loaded leg deployment, but no 45 degree forward/rearward lockout. I also don't think Gunwerks has the pan feature.

The only design feature I liked better about Gunwerks and Hatch is their bipods stow closer to the stock, the Tricer hangs down a bit lower when stowed.

That’s my one complaint about the Tricer. It looks to have a pretty big profile when folded up.

 

[khuber84]

Hatch introduced their Gen. 2 tripods at Expo. Interested ti find out what the improvements are.

Did hatch by chance release a new gen bipod as well?

 

[Oregonhuntrboi]

Did hatch by chance release a new gen bipod as well?

Yes. There is a video on their website. I am a long time hatch user and I am disappointed. I was hoping they would address the leg deployment issue of them freezing up in cold temps/ collapsing on themself. I emailed them and was told that no changes were made to how the legs deployed.

 

[SLIVER]

I really liked the Hatch, but they are HEAVY. I bought the Tricer to go on a full custom carbon light gun. Heavy is not on the menu.

 

[Tricer]

I'd buy one if the pan feature was removed or lockable.

You will buy one once you use it. The pan feature is not an issue with the large ball.

 

[Tricer]

Enlarged the push buttons for angle adjustments on the final version of the bipod.

Pretty much everyone who handled the RP at the WHE preordered it. I am blown away by the number of orders we have. We have tripled our initial production to keep up with the demand.

 

[lak2004]

When does the pre-order end, if it does?