Vector Optics Rokstad Swivel Bipod SCBPS-04 – 155–230 mm

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The Vector Optics Rokstad Swivel Bipod is a sturdy aluminum bipod for mounting on a 21 mm Picatinny rail. The highlight of this item: You get it as a variant product in three heights (low / medium / high), so you can choose the right setup depending on your shooting position, terrain, and purpose.
All variants feature a ratcheting height adjustment (manufacturer specification: 12 mm per step ) and rubber feet to prevent slipping. This ensures a clean, repeatable rest – whether at the range, in the field, or when observing from the bipod.
Key features


Type: Swivel bipod made of aluminum


Mounting: 21 mm Picatinny rail


Variants: 3 height ranges (low / medium / high)


Height adjustment: ratcheting, 12 mm per step (manufacturer specification)


Base: rubber feet to prevent slipping (manufacturer specification)


Our assessment (practical benefit)
The biggest benefit is the right height for your setup . Too low often means “lying crooked” or no space in the terrain, too high can make the rest less stable. With the three variants, you cover typical needs well – from a low shooting position to more ground clearance in tall grass or uneven terrain.
The step logic is also practical: If the manufacturer specifies 12 mm per ratchet step, that corresponds roughly to 1.2 cm height change – allowing you to adjust very quickly and reproducibly without guessing. In practice, this helps stabilize the rest cleanly instead of “pulling” at the shooting position.
Variant overview


Low (SCBPS-04): 15.5–23.0 cm


Medium (SCBPS-05): 23.0–34.5 cm


High (SCBPS-06): 38.5–66.5 cm


Technical data


Material: Aluminum (manufacturer specification)


Mounting: 21 mm Picatinny


Height adjustment: 12 mm/step (manufacturer specification)


Foot caps: rubber feet (manufacturer specification)


Technical data per variant


SCBPS-04 (low): min. 155 mm, max. 230 mm, 370 g, 6 steps (12 mm/step)


SCBPS-05 (medium): min. 230 mm, max. 345 mm, 430 g, 11 steps (12 mm/step)


SCBPS-06 (high): min. 385 mm, max. 665 mm, 560 g, 12 steps (12 mm/step)


Scope of delivery

1× bipod – depending on chosen variant


Note: Please choose the variant suitable for your purpose and desired rest height. Information on steps, dimensions, and weights is based on manufacturer data

FAQ


Which height is suitable for me?
Low is ideal for flat shooting positions and maximum stability. Medium is a good all-rounder. High offers more ground clearance, e.g. on uneven terrain or higher vegetation.


What does “12 mm per step” mean in practice?
You can adjust the height in fixed ratchet steps. 12 mm corresponds to about 1.2 cm – making the adjustment quick and easily reproducible.


Does the bipod fit every Picatinny rail?
It is designed for 21 mm Picatinny. With special sizes or significantly different tolerances, the fit may vary.


Do the feet slip on smooth surfaces?
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The manufacturer calls them rubber feet to prevent slipping. How well that works also depends on the surface and the load.


Is the bipod more for the range or outdoor use?
Both are possible: At the range, it provides a steady rest; outdoors, it helps quickly stabilize the setup – the key is the right height version.