The Primos Trigger Stick Vantage Bipod (model PR63202) is a mechanical shooting support engineered for rapid target acquisition in the field. Designed with a one-handed trigger mechanism, it enables shooters to instantly raise or lower their shooting platform to match changing terrain. Finished in Mossy Oak® Bottomland® camouflage, the bipod features an integrated rotating contoured V-Yoke rest that accommodates standard rifle forends, shotguns, and crossbow stocks, making it a reliable field rest for standing and tall kneeling stances.

Key Features

• One-Handed Trigger Deployment: Squeezing the trigger automatically deploys and adjusts the legs, allowing rapid height adjustments with one hand while keeping your non-firing hand ready.
• Height Adjustment Flip Lock: A dedicated mechanical switch locks the legs firmly at the chosen height to prevent unintentional compression under heavy rifle pressure.
• Smooth Tracking Head: Fluid handle movement paired with a rotating V-Yoke allows hunters to smoothly pan and track moving targets across uneven ground.
• Rugged Mechanical Build: Operates entirely mechanically without batteries or electronic components, delivering dependable support in demanding field environments.

Specifications

• Model Number: PR63202
• Height Adjustment Range: 41 to 67 inches (104.1 cm to 170.2 cm)
• Weight: 2.35 lbs (1.07 kg)
• Pattern: Mossy Oak® Bottomland®
• Interface: Contoured rotating V-Yoke
• Power Requirements: None (fully mechanical)

Who is the Primos Trigger Stick Vantage Bipod for?

• Spot-and-stalk big game hunters — Benefit from the rapid one-handed height adjustment across an operational range of 41 to 67 inches (104.1 cm to 170.2 cm), allowing this trigger stick shooting bipod to adapt instantly between standing and tall kneeling stances as terrain elevation shifts.
• Predator callers and feral pest managers — Need a portable field rest that adds only 2.35 lbs (1.07 kg) to their gear loadout, providing fast, stable shooting support without the excessive bulk or deployment time of heavy stationary platforms.

Less suitable for: Seated ground-blind or prone shooting where rest heights below 41 inches (104.1 cm) are required, which are better served by compact, seated shooting sticks or dedicated rifle-mounted bipods; and hands-free stationary glassing, which requires a three-legged tripod support system.