The Hawke Swivel & Tilt Bipod Lever Adj 9–13" (Model 70011) provides a stable, adjustable shooting platform designed to handle uneven ground and field cover. Constructed from high-grade lightweight aluminium alloy with a matte black anodised finish, this rifle bipod weighs 16.9 oz (480 g) and clamps directly to standard sling swivel studs. Its dual-motion swivel and tilt mechanism allows shooters to pan horizontally and correct lateral cant to level the rifle on slopes. Tension across the pivot base is controlled directly via an integrated locking lever, while spring-assisted legs ensure rapid deployment in the field.

Key Features

• Dual Motion Swivel and Tilt: Facilitates horizontal panning and lateral cant adjustment, enabling rifle levelling on undulating ground without altering leg lengths.
• Integrated Lever Lock: Provides rapid mechanical tension adjustment and hard-locking of the swivel and cant mechanism in the field.
• Spring-Loaded Leg Extension: Features spring-assisted deployment for rapid transitions between 9 inches and 13 inches (23 cm to 33 cm) of clearance.
• Integrated Sling Attachment: Includes a secondary swivel stud loop at the base, allowing shooters to maintain a rifle sling while the bipod is mounted.
• Passive Mounting: Clamps directly onto standard sling swivel studs commonly found on hunting rifles and air rifles with no electrical or battery requirements.

Product Specifications

• Model / MPN: 70011
• Height Range: 9–13 inches (23–33 cm)
• Weight: 16.9 oz / 480 g
• Material: High-grade aluminium alloy
• Finish: Matte black anodised
• Mount Type: Standard sling swivel stud clamp
• Adjustment Type: Spring-loaded legs with pivot base lever lock

Who is the Hawke Swivel & Tilt Bipod 9–13" for?

• Field hunters in rolling or uneven terrain — Requires the 9–13 inch (23–33 cm) elevation to clear field grass, stubble, and brush while using the lever-locked swivel and tilt base to level the rifle on side-slopes.
• Prone and seated varmint shooters — Benefits from the 16.9 oz (480 g) swivel tilt rifle bipod clamping directly to a rifle's sling swivel stud, providing positional stability and height clearance for shooting over moderate ground cover.

Less suitable for: Dedicated flat benchrest shooting or strictly low-profile prone shooting on bare ground, where a shorter 6–9 inch bipod provides a lower centre of gravity and prevents excessive optic height.