Blaser Carbon BiPod: Hunting on two legs reinvented

The old saying goes that a bird never flew with one wing, which is what prompted BLASER, the prestigious weapons manufacturer from the Allgäu region of Germany, to offer the brand-new ‘Carbon BiPod’, making it as light as it is stable. The bipod can be fitted to the weapon lightning-quick before discharging a shot, and the rest of the time is stowed away in the hunter’s pocket

Stefan Perey / all4shooters.com
Blaser Carbon BiPod
We have all the information on the Blaser Carbon BiPod. It is currently available for the Blaser R8 Professional Success, only

This modern bipod, developed by the British company Spartan Precision Equipment using a material combination of ultralight aircraft aluminium and carbon fibre, weighs scarcely north of 130 g and was designed specifically with the Blaser straight-pull bolt-action repeater R8 Professional Success in mind.

Blaser Carbon BiPod: lightweight for maximum stability

Blaser Carbon BiPod
Blaser Carbon BiPod: A special forearm tip is included with the new bipod

The bipod comes exclusively in a set with a modified forearm tip that takes just a few simple steps to fit to the weapon. A magnet holds the bipod reliably in place on the forearm tip, making it ready for use in seconds. Smooth tilt compensation enables necessary corrections on uneven terrain while aiming. 

Blaser Carbon BiPod
Blaser Carbon BiPod: There are steel feet beneath the removable rubber caps, promising maximum grip on a variety of surfaces

The Blaser Carbon BiPod is currently only available for the Blaser R8 Professional Success with a barrel diameter of 17 mm. A model for the R8 Professional is already in the pipeline.

The Blaser Carbon BiPod is currently only available for the Blaser R8 Professional Success with a barrel diameter of 17 mm. A model for the R8 Professional is already in the pipeline.

The Blaser Carbon BiPod is available from specialist retailers at a recommended retail price of €445.00 (incl. VAT).

Please find additional information on the Blaser Carbon BiPod at:

Blaser Jagdwaffen GmbH

Ziegelstadel 1 

88316 Isny (Allgäu)

 

Telephon: +49-(0)7562-702-0 
Fax: +49-(0)7562-702-271 

E-Mail: info@blaser.de

Homepage: www.blaser.de

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