The present invention provides shooting sticks for supporting a firearm. The shooting sticks include a first leg and a second leg. Each leg includes a first top arm secured to a first bottom arm. The shooting sticks additionally include a first rear arm and a second rear arm. The first rear arm is secured to the first leg by a first pivot arm and the second rear arm is secured to the second leg by a second pivot arm. A first securing means secures the first leg to the second leg, a second securing means secures the first rear arm to the second rear arm, and a third securing means secures the first and second leg to the first and second rear arm.

The present invention provides shooting sticks for supporting a firearm. The shooting sticks include a first leg and a second leg. Each leg includes a first top arm secured to a first bottom arm. The shooting sticks additionally include a first rear arm and a second rear arm. The first rear arm is secured to the first leg by a first pivot arm and the second rear arm is secured to the second leg by a second pivot arm. A first securing means secures the first leg to the second leg, a second securing means secures the first rear arm to the second rear arm, and a third securing means secures the first and second leg to the first and second rear arm.

Trekking pole coupling device to develop a support for an object against a surface; consisting of two couplings, male and female, each comprising a clamp which may be tensioned against a trekking pole. The male coupling comprising lugs, and the female coupling comprising a socket and lips where the male coupling may be inserted and rotated to removably attach both couplings together. The female coupling also comprising multiple stop sockets were stops may be removably attached to limit the rotation of the male coupling within the female coupling. The device also comprising a track where a fixture may be removably attached to the device enabling an object to be removably attached to the device, via the fixture, for further support.

Trekking pole coupling device to develop a support for an object against a surface; consisting of two couplings, male and female, each comprising a clamp which may be tensioned against a trekking pole. The male coupling comprising lugs, and the female coupling comprising a socket and lips where the male coupling may be inserted and rotated to removably attach both couplings together. The female coupling also comprising multiple stop sockets were stops may be removably attached to limit the rotation of the male coupling within the female coupling. The device also comprising a track where a fixture may be removably attached to the device enabling an object to be removably attached to the device, via the fixture, for further support.

A bipod stability assembly is a magnetic device having mating magnets on a rifle and a sandbag or bipod. A user my quickly interchange either by removing the first stability support and connecting the second.

A bipod stability assembly is a magnetic device having mating magnets on a rifle and a sandbag or bipod. A user my quickly interchange either by removing the first stability support and connecting the second.

A system for a bipod. The system includes a coupler to couple at least one leg to a firearm. The leg includes one flexible joint which allows the leg to flex about a flexible joint. The system allows conversion of the flexible leg from a flexible position to a rigid position whereby flexing about the flexible joint is prevented. A lock is manipulated to convert the leg from rigid to flexible.

A system for a bipod. The system includes a coupler to couple at least one leg to a firearm. The leg includes one flexible joint which allows the leg to flex about a flexible joint. The system allows conversion of the flexible leg from a flexible position to a rigid position whereby flexing about the flexible joint is prevented. A lock is manipulated to convert the leg from rigid to flexible.

An interface for coupling a bipod to a sling stud of a firearm forend. The interface can include two pawls that pivot to release or grasp the sling stud. The pawls can be biased upward via a detent that rides within a vertical aperture in a pivot holder. The pivot holder can move up and down within a vertical aperture in a mounting plate of the interface, and via this movement the pawls may be forced open or closed. A bottom surface of one or both pawls can include an irregular surface different portions of which interface with a top of the detent depending on a vertical position of the pivot holder within the aperture in the mounting plate.

An interface for coupling a bipod to a sling stud of a firearm forend. The interface can include two pawls that pivot to release or grasp the sling stud. The pawls can be biased upward via a detent that rides within a vertical aperture in a pivot holder. The pivot holder can move up and down within a vertical aperture in a mounting plate of the interface, and via this movement the pawls may be forced open or closed. A bottom surface of one or both pawls can include an irregular surface different portions of which interface with a top of the detent depending on a vertical position of the pivot holder within the aperture in the mounting plate.