Rarely does real potential fail this bad
This bipod could have easily competed with bipods costing two to three times as much. It could have! It wouldnt have required a more expensive manufacturing, just a thought or two about using slotted screws, or cutting an intermediate notch allowing the legs to deploy 45* forward or backwards. You get the option of legs that fold forwards or backwards, something everyone has been obsessed with for years (No? Me either!) The cant and pivot lever could actually lock up the cant and pivot. Seriously, this had the potential to be an A-list bipod. A QD version wasnt offered, but an M-Lok attachment that wont work on most guns without an unidentified adapter is shown unattached in a video. I have no desire how it attaches. Its like Caldwell got so far and said, Naw!
