Lancer Tactical 2.0 Spring Loaded Bipod Grip, Black

Prone to a rest, or keep your hands on the controls. You don't always get to choose both.

The Lancer Tactical 2.0 Spring Loaded Bipod Grip is a vertical foregrip with bipod legs hidden inside. When you need a stable shooting rest, you deploy the legs and it becomes a bipod. When you need a grip, you collapse them and it's a foregrip again. One mount point, two tools.

How it deploys. A button release drops the legs free, and spring tension extends them to a stable spread. Lock them back in when you're done and the legs disappear. Quick enough that you don't need to plan around it, and compact enough that nothing catches on your gear when the legs are stowed.

Mounting is simple. It clamps to any 1913 Picatinny rail with a tool-free tension bolt. Slide it into position, tighten, and you're mounted. Move it forward or back along the rail to change the balance point if you want to.

What it does well. Prone shooting, bench rests, and any situation where you need a solid platform for sustained fire during a game. The textured polymer grip surface gives good hand placement when the legs are collapsed. High-strength polymer keeps the whole unit light, so adding it doesn't upset your rifle's balance.

What it's not. This isn't a heavy field bipod with adjustable leg angles and a pan-tilt head. It's a foregrip with legs, not a dedicated bipod. If you're running a DMR and need precision adjustments, look at a standalone bipod instead.

Before you buy. The package contains the bipod grip only. Rail mounting is included, but battery, charger, and rifle are not. If you're mounting to a KeyMod handguard, you'll need a Picatinny adapter section.