New Vapor Bipod From Warne
The infinite search for the perfect bipod continues, and there’s now a new option on the market. Warne has introduced the new Vapor Bipod, a U.S.-made, all-aluminum support system designed for precision and stability. Built with steel hardware for added durability, the Vapor Bipod is said to offer a solid shooting platform at an accessible price point.
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The bipod is available in two mounting options: one for Picatinny rails and another for M-LOK interfaces.
Its adjustable legs provide eight height positions with over three inches of total adjustment and can be locked at 0°, 90°, or 180°, allowing for quick reversal or compact storage. A 50° range of cant is controlled via a large tension knob, enabling fine-tuned leveling on uneven terrain.
“In the past, shooters have had to choose between budget-friendly accessories and true, uncompromising strength. We've closed that gap. This new design delivers the rugged, rock-solid stability Warne is known for, at a price point that truly disrupts the industry. It's a testament to our engineering and our commitment to giving every shooter the best possible gear, regardless of their budget," says Victor Ianciuc, Director of Operations at Warne.
With an overall height range of 7.1 to 10.5 inches, the Vapor Bipod features a matte black anodized finish and rubber feet for a stable grip on various surfaces. The legs are also compatible with Atlas-style feet for users who prefer interchangeable options. Priced at $99.99 MSRP, the Vapor Bipod aims to offer robust performance and versatility within an affordable bracket.
Find out more here: https://warnescopemounts.com/shop/new-products/
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This looks like another good option 👍
So they made their version of what Magpul already makes.
Per the website the MLOk is 13.1 oz and the picatinny version is 13.6 oz. The Magpul MLOK is 11 oz and the Magpul QD is 9 oz. Not bad considering the Warne bipods are aluminum.