BOG Deadshot Bipod Shooting Stick - Mossy Oak Camo
The BOG DeadShot Bipod Shooting Stick in Mossy Oak Camo combines the portability of traditional shooting sticks with the improved stability of a two-leg support. Designed for hunting, pest control and field shooting, it provides a steadier platform than a monopod without the additional size and weight of a full shooting tripod.
Durable telescopic aluminium legs provide an approximate height range of 25" to 64", allowing the bipod to adapt from sitting and kneeling positions through to standing use. Twist-lock leg adjustment makes it quick to alter the shooting height as the terrain or shooting position changes.
At the top, BOG's USR shooting yoke provides a supportive resting point for the firearm while retaining the freedom to lift or reposition it immediately. The rubberised contact surface helps provide a secure rest, while the foam-covered grip makes the bipod comfortable to carry between positions.
This version is finished in Mossy Oak camouflage, giving shooters who primarily use their DeadShot for hunting and field use an alternative to the standard Black model.
- BOG DeadShot bipod shooting stick
- Mossy Oak camouflage finish
- Two-leg design for increased shooting stability
- Durable aluminium construction
- Approximately 25"–64" adjustable height range
- Suitable for sitting through to standing positions
- BOG USR shooting yoke
- Rubberised firearm support
- Fast twist-lock leg adjustment
- Foam-covered grip for comfortable handling
- Compact design for easier carrying
- Greater lateral stability than a monopod
- Lighter and more mobile than a full tripod
BOG USR Shooting Yoke
The BOG USR shooting yoke provides a supportive resting point for the firearm's forend, helping create a steadier shooting position without physically clamping the firearm in place.
This allows the firearm to be lifted or repositioned immediately, making the DeadShot Bipod particularly useful when the direction of a shot may change quickly.
Mossy Oak Camo Finish
This version of the DeadShot Bipod features a Mossy Oak camouflage finish rather than the solid Black appearance of the standard model.
It is particularly well suited to hunting and field use where a traditional camouflage finish is preferred.
Two-Leg Bipod Stability
Using two points of contact with the ground gives the DeadShot Bipod greater side-to-side stability than a single shooting stick or monopod.
At the same time, the bipod remains quicker to move and less bulky than a three-legged tripod, making it a useful compromise between stability and portability.
25"–64" Height Adjustment
The telescopic legs adjust from approximately 25 inches to 64 inches, allowing the DeadShot Bipod to accommodate a broad range of shooting positions.
This makes it suitable for sitting, kneeling and standing field use without requiring several different sets of shooting sticks.
Monopod vs Bipod vs Tripod
A BOG monopod is the lightest and quickest option, but provides only a single point of ground contact.
The DeadShot Bipod adds a second leg for greater lateral stability while remaining relatively lightweight and easy to reposition.
A tripod provides the most stable three-point platform but adds extra bulk and carrying weight. The DeadShot Bipod therefore provides a useful middle ground for mobile field shooting.
Specifications
| Brand | BOG |
| Range | DeadShot |
| Type | Bipod shooting stick |
| Finish | Mossy Oak camouflage |
| Construction | Aluminium |
| Height Range | Approx. 25"–64" |
| Firearm Support | BOG USR shooting yoke |
| Leg Adjustment | Telescopic twist lock |
| Grip | Foam covered |
Black vs Mossy Oak DeadShot Bipod
The Black and Mossy Oak DeadShot Bipods provide the same fundamental two-leg shooting support and adjustable height range.
The main difference is the finish. Choose this Mossy Oak model if you prefer camouflage for hunting and field use, or the Black model if you prefer a simple solid finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the BOG DeadShot Bipod clamp the firearm?
No. It uses BOG's USR shooting yoke rather than a DeathGrip clamp, allowing the firearm to be lifted and repositioned freely.
What camouflage is this BOG DeadShot Bipod?
This version features a Mossy Oak camouflage finish.
How tall is the BOG DeadShot Bipod?
It adjusts from approximately 25 inches to 64 inches, providing support across a broad range of shooting positions.
Can the DeadShot Bipod be used standing?
Yes. Its maximum height of approximately 64 inches allows it to be used from standing as well as sitting and kneeling positions.
Is the DeadShot Bipod made from aluminium?
Yes. It uses telescopic aluminium legs with twist-lock adjustment.
What is the advantage of a bipod over a monopod?
The second leg provides greater lateral stability than a monopod while still being lighter and easier to reposition than a full tripod.
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