Description
The WB-4 Wide Body bipod is built for long-range precision shooting and higher-recoil platforms where a conventional narrow bipod leaves margin for improvement. Its defining characteristic is a wide, lowered center body that positions the rifle between the legs rather than above them, dropping the center of gravity and reducing the tendency of the rifle to pivot or shift during recoil. That geometry matters most when shooting prone at distance, where any movement between shots costs time on target.
Four leg-angle positions combined with five height adjustments give the WB-4 meaningful flexibility across different shooting positions and terrain. The leg angles let you quickly adapt to slopes or uneven ground without improvising, while the height range accommodates setups from a flat bench to a field position with significant height variation. A canting function allows the rifle to be leveled independently of the bipod, and the cant can be locked down with an adjustable lever once dialed in — useful when returning to a consistent shooting position across a session.
Construction is 6061-T6 billet aluminum throughout, finished with a Type III MIL-SPEC hard anodize in Flat Black. The hardware is high-strength steel. Machining from billet rather than casting or extrusion allows tighter dimensional control in the pivot points and leg adjustment detents, which is where slop in a bipod tends to appear first. The Picatinny-compatible version mounts directly to any standard rail without an adapter. At just over 22 ounces, the WB-4 is a deliberate choice for shooters who prioritize stability and are not counting grams.





