AIM Sports H-style Bipods - Manual (Page 2)

CAUTION
Always check and be certain that the firearm is unloaded
before undertaking any work upon it .
INSTALLATION WITH WEAVER / PICATINNY RAIL
For installation on most rifles with a Weaver / Picatinny rail fixed to
the stock / hand guard. Make sure to mount the bipod with legs
folding forward.
1. Loosen the mounting screw on the side of the bipod rail adapter.
2. Slide the rail adapter into the desired position on the rail.
3. Insert the mounting screw into the rail adapter and tighten the screw
to ensure a snug fit. Do NOT over tighten the screw.
INSTALLATION WITH SLING SWIVEL STUD
For installation on rifles with a sling swivel stud only.
1. Loosen the tension dial located in the center of the bipod until the rail
adapter comes loose and can be removed.
2. Place the two studs protruding from the attachment claws into the holes
on either side of the sling swivel stud.
3. Tighten the tension dial until the mount is tight. Do NOT over tighten.
4. To use sling in conjunction with bipod, attach front sling swivel to the
lower half of the attachment claws.
BIPOD ADJUSTMENTS
1. With bipod legs in the shooting position (unfolded), adjust the leg length
by pushing the locking button located midway on the leg, and pull the
leg until it locks into the next position.
2. Keep the button depressed and move the legs back and forth until you
reach the desired length before releasing the button and locking the legs
into their desired position.
H-STYLE BIPODS FEATURES
• Adjustable from 6.5” - 20”
• Mounts directly to sling swivel stud
• Weaver / Picatinny 1913 rail mount
• Spring-loaded, telescoping legs adjust quickly
• Won’t change zero
• Made of aluminum and high carbon steel
• Black hard anodized finish
SPECIFICATIONS
HEIGHT
WEIGHT BPHS01
H-Style Spring
Tension Bipod (short)
BPHS01
6.5” - 9”
14 oz.
BPHS02
9.5” - 15”
1 lbs. 0.6 oz.
BPHS03
11.5” - 20”
1 lbs. 1.9 oz.
BPHS02
H-Style Spring
Tension Bipod (medium)
BPHS03
H-Style Spring
Tension Bipod (tall)
CAUTION
Do not reach in front of firearm muzzle to make adjustments or
manipulate the bipod. Failure to comply may cause property
damage, personal injury or death.
When using the bipod in the unfolded (legs down) position, the
firearm must not be pulled rearward or rotated side to side with
the resting surface. Failure to do so may result in the firearm
dropping unexpectedly, causing damage to the firearm or an
unsafe shooting condition.
CAUTION
Do not over tighten the screws or you may strip the
threaded holes. Stripped holes are NOT covered by warranty.