Preview: B&T Unigrip QD With Bipod Foldable

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posted on May 24, 2022
Brügger & Thomet Unigrip QD With Bipod Foldable

Externally configured as a standard vertical fore-grip, the B&T Unigrip QD With Bipod Foldable, as its name suggests, also features a throw-lever Picatinny-rail attachment clamp, internally stowed bipod legs and a button-activated hinge mechanism that allows it to fold out of the way under a rifle’s fore-end.

The 12.8-oz. unit is constructed of non-reflective polymer (grip) and aluminum (bipod) and stands 6.7" high overall with the legs retracted and 8.75" when deployed, which is simply accomplished by grabbing the feet and pulling downward.

MSRP is $290. For more information, please visit bt-parts.com.

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