Spartan Precision SpringBok Bipod Review

[tam9492]

I’ve been a user of Spartan Precision products for a long time. I love their MagnaSwitch attachment system, and I’ve had their Gunsmith Adapters installed on multiple rifles, including my newest build. I’ve also been a user of their original Javelin Lite and Pro bipods. Both are fantastic products that made me a real believer in Spartan Precision, but even with adjustable leg height on my Pro, both are intended for prone shooting positions. Often, my hunting locations and style require the ability to shoot while seated or kneeling because of terrain and/or vegetation. Spartan Precision used to offer extension legs for the Javelin series, but they’ve since replaced that option with the SpringBok Bipod. So, I picked one up.

I've been hunting and shooting off of the SpringBok for the last several months. In short, it's certainly lived up to my expectations. It offers the perfect range of heights for my typical hunting needs, and it is lightweight, easily attached and detached, and stable.

Spartan SpringBok Bipod Review

 

[Justin Crossley]

Great review!

 

[112Savage]

I took one to Africa this month. Between it and the prohunt tac, I had everything covered except for one hunt on Kudu where I used quad sticks. I love the “chopsticks of death”

 

[Q_Sertorius]

Glad you enjoy it. I personally found the Springbok legs on the Javelin lite head to work better than the Springbok head.

 

[tam9492]

Glad you enjoy it. I personally found the Springbok legs on the Javelin lite head to work better than the Springbok head.

And I should probably try this. I like it as-is, but I have the Lite, so why not try some variations.

 

[Q_Sertorius]

And I should probably try this. I like it as-is, but I have the Lite, so why not try some variations.

I keep mine in a camelback pouch on the side of my assault pack. I have it preset to the most commonly used height for setting up in knee-high grass on a relatively even spot.

 

[Mangata]

Glad you enjoy it. I personally found the Springbok legs on the Javelin lite head to work better than the Springbok head.

What about the Javelin head specifically do you like better than the springbok head with the springbok legs???

 

[Q_Sertorius]

What about the Javelin head specifically do you like better than the springbok head with the springbok legs???

It’s more stable.

 

[Happy Antelope]

Hi Torin...

It's Jen with Happy Antelope Limited, Spartan's Largest US Retailer. I wanted to let you know that the Springbok Bipod should have come with a small rubber tether strap that does keep the legs closed. It is typically enclosed with the Rifle Adapter. Shoot me a text and I will mail you one!

Thanks for the awesome review. The Springbok Bipod is fantastic.

If anyone has any questions about the Springbok Bipod or any Spartan Products feel free to message us or call Paul (702) 423-4901 or Jen (702) 505-7770.

Thanks so much!
Jen

 

[tam9492]

Would you look at that…



I didn’t bother to open the hardware baggy since I use the gunsmith adapter and have other adapters on-hand. Of course Spartan already thought of a strap.

 

[robby denning]

Would you look at that…

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I didn’t bother to open the hardware baggy since I use the gunsmith adapter and have other adapters on-hand. Of course Spartan already thought of a strap.

Like Christmas. I throw out all the little accessories.

If you can email @Justin Crossley, and show him where in the review, he can fix that

 

[Happy Antelope]

I’ve been a user of Spartan Precision products for a long time. I love their MagnaSwitch attachment system, and I’ve had their Gunsmith Adapters installed on multiple rifles, including my newest build. I’ve also been a user of their original Javelin Lite and Pro bipods. Both are fantastic products that made me a real believer in Spartan Precision, but even with adjustable leg height on my Pro, both are intended for prone shooting positions. Often, my hunting locations and style require the ability to shoot while seated or kneeling because of terrain and/or vegetation. Spartan Precision used to offer extension legs for the Javelin series, but they’ve since replaced that option with the SpringBok Bipod. So, I picked one up.

I've been hunting and shooting off of the SpringBok for the last several months. In short, it's certainly lived up to my expectations. It offers the perfect range of heights for my typical hunting needs, and it is lightweight, easily attached and detached, and stable.

Spartan SpringBok Bipod Review

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This is awesome to hear! Reach out if we can help you with your Spartan needs! We have the Springbok Holster by FHF if you need it too! - Jen
Happy Antelope Limited

 

[Happy Antelope]

Would you look at that…

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I didn’t bother to open the hardware baggy since I use the gunsmith adapter and have other adapters on-hand. Of course Spartan already thought of a strap.

Yes...That is the included tether strap for the Springbok Bipod. I already messaged him to let him know if he needs one I will get it out to him! It is rather easy to miss as it is in the bag with the rifle adapter. Thanks for adding the photo for us! - Jen
Happy Antelope Limited

 

[Happy Antelope]

In addition to the included tether strap for the Springbok Bipod, we also carry the Springbok Holster by FHF on our website. Torin, shoot me a text and I will get a tether strap in the mail to you! (702) 505-7770 - Jen
Happy Antelope Limited

 

[Happy Antelope]

I’ve been a user of Spartan Precision products for a long time. I love their MagnaSwitch attachment system, and I’ve had their Gunsmith Adapters installed on multiple rifles, including my newest build. I’ve also been a user of their original Javelin Lite and Pro bipods. Both are fantastic products that made me a real believer in Spartan Precision, but even with adjustable leg height on my Pro, both are intended for prone shooting positions. Often, my hunting locations and style require the ability to shoot while seated or kneeling because of terrain and/or vegetation. Spartan Precision used to offer extension legs for the Javelin series, but they’ve since replaced that option with the SpringBok Bipod. So, I picked one up.

I've been hunting and shooting off of the SpringBok for the last several months. In short, it's certainly lived up to my expectations. It offers the perfect range of heights for my typical hunting needs, and it is lightweight, easily attached and detached, and stable.

Spartan SpringBok Bipod Review

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[Happy Antelope]

I took one to Africa this month. Between it and the prohunt tac, I had everything covered except for one hunt on Kudu where I used quad sticks. I love the “chopsticks of death”

That is awesome to hear! The "Chopsticks of Death" are amazing! Let me know if we can ever help you further with any Spartan Precision questions or gear! - Jen
Happy Antelope Limited

 

[UnckleBob]

That is awesome to hear! The "Chopsticks of Death" are amazing! Let me know if we can ever help you further with any Spartan Precision questions or gear! - Jen
Happy Antelope Limited

If I want long legs, is it cheaper to buy the Springbok than the legs separately?

 

[Happy Antelope]

If I want long legs, is it cheaper to buy the Springbok than the legs separately?

Do you want long legs for the bipod, tripod, or Springbok? The Springbok head would not really work for standing up. It would be too flimsy. Additionally, the Springbok legs are not for sale as individual units at this time. - Jen
Happy Antelope

 

[Oregon Hunter]

Nice job on explaining how you use the bipod, and what environments it was helpful for Torin! We're an internationally small company, so hearing criticisms is good because we're still agile enough to make updates in the future. Those are those are some sweet looking shooting irons too! I just got a couple Maven RS1.2 scope, and can't wait to try them out in the next couple weeks

 

[UnckleBob]

Do you want long legs for the bipod, tripod, or Springbok? The Springbok head would not really work for standing up. It would be too flimsy. Additionally, the Springbok legs are not for sale as individual units at this time. - Jen
Happy Antelope

I have the Pro Hunt Bipod. I was thinking of getting longer legs at some point. If I want them, the Springbok seems like a good way to get them.