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Caldwell
The Caldwell Accumax Premium Carbon Fiber Bipod with Picatinny Rail Mount delivers field-ready stability without the bulk that keeps heavier rests in the truck. Built from lightweight carbon fiber legs, this Picatinny-rail-mounted bipod weighs just 9.3 ounces—light enough to not slow you down on a stalk, substantial enough to steady your shot when it counts. Whether you're zeroing at the range, shooting from a blind, or setting up for a long-distance hunt, this bipod mounts directly to any standard Picatinny rail, making it compatible with most modern rifle platforms.
The real advantage here is simplicity and weight discipline. Carbon fiber construction keeps things nimble without sacrificing rigidity, while rubber-tipped legs absorb recoil and grip uneven terrain—rock, dirt, or snow. The 180-degree leg-angle adjustment lets you dial in the perfect sight picture for your shooting position, whether prone, sitting, or from a rest. Black finish resists glare and blends with most rifle setups.
If you're tired of choosing between accuracy and packability, this bipod closes that gap. It's at home on a precision rifle at 1000 yards or clamped to a hunting rifle during season. Light, versatile, and dead-simple to use—the kind of accessory that earns its place on a gun.
| Material | Carbon fiber |
| Weight | 9.3 ounces |
| Mount Type | Picatinny rail |
| Leg Angle Adjustment | 180 degrees |
| Finish | Black |
| Leg Tips | Rubber |
Yes, if your rifle has a standard Picatinny accessory rail. This bipod attaches to any Picatinny-equipped rail, making it compatible with most modern rifles and AR platforms.
It weighs 9.3 ounces, making it one of the lighter options for field hunters and shooters who count every ounce in their kit.
The rubber tips grip uneven terrain and absorb recoil shock, helping you maintain stability and sight picture across different ground conditions—dirt, rock, grass, or snow.
Yes. The bipod features 180-degree leg-angle adjustment, letting you set the legs to suit your shooting position, whether prone, sitting, or using a rest.
Caldwell
The Caldwell Accumax Premium Carbon Fiber Bipod with Picatinny Rail Mount delivers field-ready stability without the bulk that keeps heavier rests in the truck. Built from lightweight carbon fiber legs, this Picatinny-rail-mounted bipod weighs just 9.3 ounces—light enough to not slow you down on a stalk, substantial enough to steady your shot when it counts. Whether you're zeroing at the range, shooting from a blind, or setting up for a long-distance hunt, this bipod mounts directly to any standard Picatinny rail, making it compatible with most modern rifle platforms.
The real advantage here is simplicity and weight discipline. Carbon fiber construction keeps things nimble without sacrificing rigidity, while rubber-tipped legs absorb recoil and grip uneven terrain—rock, dirt, or snow. The 180-degree leg-angle adjustment lets you dial in the perfect sight picture for your shooting position, whether prone, sitting, or from a rest. Black finish resists glare and blends with most rifle setups.
If you're tired of choosing between accuracy and packability, this bipod closes that gap. It's at home on a precision rifle at 1000 yards or clamped to a hunting rifle during season. Light, versatile, and dead-simple to use—the kind of accessory that earns its place on a gun.
| Material | Carbon fiber |
| Weight | 9.3 ounces |
| Mount Type | Picatinny rail |
| Leg Angle Adjustment | 180 degrees |
| Finish | Black |
| Leg Tips | Rubber |
Yes, if your rifle has a standard Picatinny accessory rail. This bipod attaches to any Picatinny-equipped rail, making it compatible with most modern rifles and AR platforms.
It weighs 9.3 ounces, making it one of the lighter options for field hunters and shooters who count every ounce in their kit.
The rubber tips grip uneven terrain and absorb recoil shock, helping you maintain stability and sight picture across different ground conditions—dirt, rock, grass, or snow.
Yes. The bipod features 180-degree leg-angle adjustment, letting you set the legs to suit your shooting position, whether prone, sitting, or using a rest.
