The Hawke Fixed Bipod 9–13" (Model 70002) is an adjustable, mechanical rifle rest engineered for stable shooting from prone positions and low bench rests. Constructed from lightweight, high-grade aluminium alloy with a black anodised finish, it weighs 12.4 oz (352 g). The bipod mounts directly to standard rifle sling swivel studs and features an integrated lower loop that allows a rifle sling to remain attached simultaneously. It is compatible with centrefire rifles, rimfire rifles, and air rifles, with rail mounting possible via optional Hawke adapters.

Key Features

• Adjustable Height Range: Extends from 9 to 13 inches (23 cm to 33 cm) to provide elevated ground clearance over field obstacles.
• Spring-Loaded Deployment: Rapid-deploying internal spring mechanisms allow quick leg adjustment and retraction on uneven terrain.
• Rigid Fixed Base: Offers a non-canting, non-swivelling base to maintain strict alignment rigidity on flat shooting surfaces.
• Dual Sling Integration: Clamps over standard sling swivel studs while preserving an external attachment point for carrying slings.

Specifications

• Model Number: 70002
• Leg Height Range: 9 to 13 inches (23 cm to 33 cm)
• Total Weight: 12.4 oz / 352 g
• Base Type: Fixed (0° cant, 0° swivel)
• Material: High-grade aluminium alloy with black anodised finish
• Mounting Compatibility: Standard firearm sling swivel stud

Who is the Hawke Fixed Bipod 9–13" for?

• Prone field hunters — requires the 9 to 13 inches of elevation clearance provided by this fixed bipod to aim cleanly over tall grass and crops where lower-profile rests are obstructed.
• Pest controllers — benefits from the 12.4 oz (352 g) lightweight alloy construction of this rifle bipod, which adds minimal carrying weight while providing mechanical stability across uneven paddock terrain.
• Bench and level-ground target shooters — relies on the 0° cant, non-swivelling fixed base design of this rifle bipod to ensure maximum mechanical rigidity and consistent horizontal alignment on flat surfaces.

Less suitable for: Shooters requiring a low centre of gravity on rigid target benches (where a 6–9 inch bipod is better suited), field marksmen needing to sit or kneel in tall brush (where shooting sticks or 13–27 inch bipods are required), and hunters shooting across steep side-slopes or tracking moving targets (where tilt or swivel-tilt bipods are recommended for dynamic cant compensation).