The Benefits of Tricer Bipods

18 December 2025, Jacob Tumolo

I really dislike bipods on my hunting rifles. I am sure that disdain is shared by most serious hunters. Now, I will not disregard the fact bipods are extremely useful. But for me and my style of hunting, I hardly get enough use out of them to justify the annoyance of their presence. 

The Tricer RP fits a very specific niche for me. It is a great piece of kit for doe culling. With a max height of 30”, I can post up behind the rifle from a sitting, kneeling or crouching position. This translates into super stable shots on opportune targets that may only present one for a brief moment. With a quick leg twist (the same as extending most tripod legs) I can open the bipod up from 14” to 30”. That’s a lot of flexibility. I can angle the leg in three positions, angle it forward two positions and cant/pan – all very useful features in hunting situations. 

The box includes an ARCA attachment head, a Picatinny rail head and a small section of the rail that will attach via the forend sling stud of any rifle. It also includes a secondary set of shorter legs that go from 8.86” to 14.5”, and spiked and rubberized feet. 

Tricer and Other Top Selling Bipods

The QD’s on each head are great! I will often take the bipod off and stow it in my pack. At 14 ounces, it almost disappears once it’s off the rifle. 

All in all, it’s a great little bipod and a good piece of kit – I strongly recommend it. We are selling them right now for $349.99. At that price, it is a real no brainer when compared to other brands with similar features ranging from $500 and up. 
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If you have any questions about the Tricer RP, or bipods in general, don’t hesitate to contact us. We are always happy to help! 

The Benefits of Tricer Bipods

18 December 2025, Jacob Tumolo

I really dislike bipods on my hunting rifles. I am sure that disdain is shared by most serious hunters. Now, I will not disregard the fact bipods are extremely useful. But for me and my style of hunting, I hardly get enough use out of them to justify the annoyance of their presence. 

The Tricer RP fits a very specific niche for me. It is a great piece of kit for doe culling. With a max height of 30”, I can post up behind the rifle from a sitting, kneeling or crouching position. This translates into super stable shots on opportune targets that may only present one for a brief moment. With a quick leg twist (the same as extending most tripod legs) I can open the bipod up from 14” to 30”. That’s a lot of flexibility. I can angle the leg in three positions, angle it forward two positions and cant/pan – all very useful features in hunting situations. 

The box includes an ARCA attachment head, a Picatinny rail head and a small section of the rail that will attach via the forend sling stud of any rifle. It also includes a secondary set of shorter legs that go from 8.86” to 14.5”, and spiked and rubberized feet. 

Tricer and Other Top Selling Bipods

The QD’s on each head are great! I will often take the bipod off and stow it in my pack. At 14 ounces, it almost disappears once it’s off the rifle. 

All in all, it’s a great little bipod and a good piece of kit – I strongly recommend it. We are selling them right now for $349.99. At that price, it is a real no brainer when compared to other brands with similar features ranging from $500 and up. 
﻿
If you have any questions about the Tricer RP, or bipods in general, don’t hesitate to contact us. We are always happy to help! 

The Benefits of Tricer Bipods

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