The Allen Axial Shooting Stick Bipod 61" Olive (Model: AL21411) is a telescoping two-leg shooting rest designed to provide stable, elevated rifle support and an optic mounting post in field environments. Constructed from coated lightweight aluminium with aluminium locking cams, the bipod adjusts continuously from a collapsed height of 25 inches (63.5 cm) up to a maximum extended height of 61 inches (155 cm). The universal top platform features an Allen quick-snap post system with a removable, dura-grip rubber-lined V-cradle that protects firearm stocks and exposes standard optic threading for mounting spotting scopes, rangefinders, or lightweight cameras.

Key Features

• Adjustable Height Range: Telescoping aluminium legs extend from 25 inches (63.5 cm) to 61 inches (155 cm) to support sitting, kneeling, and standing shooting postures.
• Positive Cam Locks: Features aluminium locking levers that secure leg extensions against slipping in wet, dusty, or muddy conditions.
• Dual-Surface Footing: Integrated steel and carbide ground tips bite into dirt and ice, while removable slip-on rubber boots provide traction on hard or rocky surfaces.
• Quick-Snap Removable Rest: Dura-grip rubber-lined V-shaped cradle unscrews to reveal standard optic post threading for glassing equipment.
• Universal Firearm Interface: Accommodates standard rifle, shotgun, and crossbow forends without requiring rifle-mounted hardware.

Product Specifications

• Model Number: AL21411 / 21411
• Extended Height: 61 inches (~155 cm)
• Collapsed Length: 25 inches (~63.5 cm)
• Leg Material: Coated aluminium
• Locking Mechanism: Aluminium cam levers
• Footing: Steel/carbide spikes with removable rubber boots
• Mounting Interface: Removable textured rubber V-cradle / standard optic post threading
• Power Requirements: None (manual operation)

Who is the Allen Axial Shooting Stick Bipod 61" Olive for?

• Spot-and-stalk deer hunters — requires rapid elevation above ground-level cover, utilizing an adjustable height range of 25 inches (63.5 cm) to 61 inches (155 cm) to establish a stable rest over tall grass, scrub, and undulating terrain where prone shooting is obstructed.
• Pest and varmint hunters — benefits from the universal top platform with a removable V-shaped cradle, allowing rapid transitions between supporting a rifle forend and securing a threaded optic post across sitting, kneeling, or standing postures up to 61 inches high.

Less suitable for: Shooters requiring low-profile ground support, who are better served by a dedicated prone-mounted rifle bipod, or users needing completely hands-free glassing stability and extreme benchrest precision, who are better served by a rigid 3-leg tripod system.