The Gamo Dual bipod (ref. 6212726) is a Picatinny rail bipod made in two independent pieces: one for the left side and one for the right side of the gun. Each leg attaches to a side Picatinny rail, leaving the underside of the fore-end free. It supports the rifle to gain stability and accuracy when shooting.
Who it's for
- Owners of an air rifle with side Picatinny rails who want a support that leaves the bottom rail free.
- Sport and competition shooting, the use Gamo recommends.
- Long sessions, where resting the gun spares your arms and steadies the aim.
- It does not fit guns without side rails: check first that the gun has a rail on both sides.
Features
- Two pieces, left and right: each one mounts separately on its own side rail.
- Picatinny mount: fits standard Picatinny rails, with quick installation.
- Folding legs: fold away when not in use.
- Adjustable height: adapts to different shooting positions and uneven ground.
- Tough construction: Gamo specifies high-strength materials, built for heavy use in the field.
Specifications
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gamo |
| Model | Dual-Bipod (two-piece Picatinny rail bipod) |
| Gamo reference | 6212726 |
| Mount | Side Picatinny rail |
| Configuration | 2 pieces (left and right) |
| Legs | Folding, adjustable height |
| Recommended use | Sport and competition shooting |
How to choose
A one-piece bipod attaches to the bottom rail or the barrel and opens both legs from a single point. A two-piece bipod like this one attaches each leg to a side rail and leaves the underside free. Before buying, check that the gun has Picatinny rails on both sides. For prone shooting, the minimum height matters; for sitting or rested shooting, the leg reach matters.
FAQ
What does "left / right" mean?
The bipod comes in two pieces: one mounts on the rail on the left side of the gun and the other on the rail on the right side. It is not a left-handed or right-handed version.
Will it fit my rifle?
It fits if the gun has side Picatinny rails. Guns with only a bottom rail or no rails need another type of bipod.
Do the legs fold?
Yes. The legs fold and the height adjusts for each shooting position.
What kind of shooting is it for?
Gamo recommends it for sport and competition shooting, where resting the gun helps hold the aim during long sessions.