Bipod Perfection Achieved
The Warne Skyline Precision Bipod is the most functional, ergonomic and strongest bipod on the market today. Designed to attach to your picatinny rail, the Skyline bipod allows the shooter to make quick, one-handed height adjustments, as well as smooth cant and panning ability for use on uneven terrain or less than ideal positions.
- Patent Pending Design
- Quickly attaches to any Arca swiss Rail
- One Hand adjustability
- Rapid leg deployment from horizontal to 90°
- 3 Position Leg Rotation: 0°, 45°, 90°
- Leg Extension Min Height 6.9 inch/Max Height 9.1 inch
- 22° Total Cant/44° Total Pan
- Weighs 16.5 oz
- Picatinny Rail Bipod see item numer 7901M instead
- Designed and MADE IN USA
- Part Number:7902M
- Finish Color:Matte Black
- Weight:16.5 oz
- Material:7075 Aluminum
- Fits: ARCA rail
Always verify that your firearm is UN-LOADED before performing any service on it. Warne recommends that you loosely assemble rings and scope onto firearm prior to final mounting to verify eye relief and ring spacing. ONLY ADJUST BIPOD WITH MUZZLE POINTING IN A SAFE DIRECTION, DOWN RANGE
Warne recommends that you periodically check lever tension and adjust as needed, also re-adjust if mounting on different firearm(s).
- ONLY INSTALL OR ADJUST BIPOD WITH MUZZLE POINTING IN A SAFE DIRECTION, DOWN RANGE.
- Loosen lever until the ARCA clamp will slide on OR clamp to ARCA rail with the logo facing forward (towards the muzzle). Do not loosen clamp more than 4 turns.
- Tighten lever until snug on ARCA rail in desired location.
- Lever may be indexed by pulling out and rotating lever left or right to desired position, then release lever to lock in place. See figure 2 (For those that desire the lever to be located on the right-hand side of the bipod: you may remove the 2 screws shown in Figure 2, and then rotate the ARCA clamp 180° and reinstall the screws to snug tight.)
- Using the Bipod: Rapid Deploy legs can easily lock at 90° from a resting position by pushing them down; legs can be adjusted by pressing down and holding the leg position lock and rotating to 0°, 45° or 90°, release lock and legs will lock at one of the three positions. See Figure 1
- To extend the Bipod legs, simply pull out to desired height, legs can be retracted one position at a time by pressing in on the height ratchet lever. To fully retract legs, press in on the ratchet lever AND while holding in, press down to retract. See Figure 4
- Pan and cant tension is adjustable, to adjust the tension (ease of movement) in the ball head, rotate the pan/cant tension wheel left to tighten and right to loosen. See Figure 3
- Disabling Pan Feature: Verify Bipod head is at 0°, (logo is facing forward, no pan angle).
- Turn pan/cant tension wheel to the right until tension wheel screw comes out, set tension wheel and screw aside.
- Press down on rear edge of lower ball mount and it will separate from top half, pan lockout set-screw will now be visible. With a 3/32nd allen, tighten set screw snug. See Figure 5
- Re-attach lower ball mount by hooking latch over front of upper ball mount, press up and into place. See Figure 1
- Insert tension wheel and screw, turning left until desired tension is applied to the ball head. Confirm tension wheel screw fits into square notch on lower ball mount.
