Vipertek CT1 carbon-fibre tactical bipod with 30° pan and 30° tilt, 7–10 in. legs with five locking positions and a tool-free quick-detach Picatinny mount. 380 g. Supplied with carry bag, rubber feet and steel spikes. 3 Gun Tactical, Tingalpa QLD.
$199.00
Available on back-order
The Vipertek CT1 is a carbon-fibre tactical rifle bipod with both pan and tilt, built for precision rifle shooting from a bench, mat or the back of a ute. It weighs 380 g, extends from 7 to 10 inches (about 18–25 cm), clamps to a Picatinny rail with a tool-free lever-lock quick-detach head, and the pan and tilt can each be locked off once you are on target. Interchangeable rubber and spiked steel feet are included, and the Picatinny head can be swapped for the Vipertek CT1 ARCA head if your rifle has an ARCA rail.
The bipod is able to tilt and pan as well as lock off when the desired position is achieved, allowing a very rigid support for the shooter. The legs extend from 7 to 10 inches and can be set in any of five positions, which also lets the feet sit further forward relative to the mounting point. The five leg positions lock in with zero play thanks to a taper-lock design, so the bipod stays tight as it wears in rather than becoming sloppy. The quick-detachable Picatinny attachment adjusts on the fly without tools, giving the shooter a rigid connection to the rifle at all times.
Does the Vipertek CT1 fit an ARCA rail?
Out of the box it fits a Picatinny rail. Add the separate Vipertek CT1 ARCA head and swap it over to mount on an ARCA-Swiss rail.
What is the difference between the CT1 and the CT Gravity?
The CT1 has both pan and tilt (30° each) and weighs 380 g. The Vipertek CT Gravity drops the pan function to save weight (300 g, tilt only).
How tall is it?
The legs adjust from 7 to 10 inches, with five locking positions, so it suits prone and low-bench shooting.
The Vipertek CT1 is a carbon-fibre tactical rifle bipod with both pan and tilt, built for precision rifle shooting from a bench, mat or the back of a ute. It weighs 380 g, extends from 7 to 10 inches (about 18–25 cm), clamps to a Picatinny rail with a tool-free lever-lock quick-detach head, and the pan and tilt can each be locked off once you are on target. Interchangeable rubber and spiked steel feet are included, and the Picatinny head can be swapped for the Vipertek CT1 ARCA head if your rifle has an ARCA rail.
The bipod is able to tilt and pan as well as lock off when the desired position is achieved, allowing a very rigid support for the shooter. The legs extend from 7 to 10 inches and can be set in any of five positions, which also lets the feet sit further forward relative to the mounting point. The five leg positions lock in with zero play thanks to a taper-lock design, so the bipod stays tight as it wears in rather than becoming sloppy. The quick-detachable Picatinny attachment adjusts on the fly without tools, giving the shooter a rigid connection to the rifle at all times.
Does the Vipertek CT1 fit an ARCA rail?
Out of the box it fits a Picatinny rail. Add the separate Vipertek CT1 ARCA head and swap it over to mount on an ARCA-Swiss rail.
What is the difference between the CT1 and the CT Gravity?
The CT1 has both pan and tilt (30° each) and weighs 380 g. The Vipertek CT Gravity drops the pan function to save weight (300 g, tilt only).
How tall is it?
The legs adjust from 7 to 10 inches, with five locking positions, so it suits prone and low-bench shooting.
| Brand | Vipertek |
|---|---|
| Model | CT1 (Carbon Tactical 1) |
| Type | Tactical rifle bipod, pan and tilt |
| Legs | Carbon fibre |
| Height | 7 in. – 10 in. (approx. 18–25 cm) |
| Leg positions | 5, taper-lock |
| Pan | 30° total, lockable |
| Tilt | 30° total, lockable |
| Attachment | Quick-detach Picatinny, lever lock (ARCA head sold separately) |
| Feet | Interchangeable rubber and steel spike (both included) |
| Weight | 380 g |
| Includes | Carry bag, 2 spiked feet, 2 rubber feet |
| Availability | Available on back-order |
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