Does this bi-pod have the ability to swivel for uneven terrain?
889468
No it sure don't but has it is a very well made product. Snap lock adjustable legs so is very easy to adjust for uneven terrain.
889469
The legs will adjust for uneven terrain, but it does not swivel to the left or right. For the money it's a GREAT bi-pod and I would buy it again!
889470
It will PAN/swivel from left to right if you are engaging multiple targets BUT it won't TILT from side to side to correct the cant (the angle your rifle may be tilted in reference to true/magnetic north) for your point of aim. This won't matter under 200 yards but will be very important if you shoot medium to long range eg 300-1000 yards. The Atlas bipod will cant from side to side and hold its position but costs a lot more. The legs adjust for length independently for uneven terrain. In other words, the bipod you need depends on your application, optic (red dot vs rifle scope) and distance you plan to shoot. Otherwise this is a great bipod at a great price. Thanks It will PAN/swivel from left to right if you are engaging multiple targets BUT it won't TILT from side to side to correct the cant (the angle your rifle may be tilted in reference to true/magnetic north) for your point of aim. This won't matter under 200 yards but will be very important if you shoot medium to long range eg 300-1000 yards. The Atlas bipod will cant from side to side and hold its position but costs a lot more. The legs adjust for length independently for uneven terrain. In other words, the bipod you need depends on your application, optic (red dot vs rifle scope) and distance... » Read More It will PAN/swivel from left to right if you are engaging multiple targets BUT it won't TILT from side to side to correct the cant (the angle your rifle may be tilted in reference to true/magnetic north) for your point of aim. This won't matter under 200 yards but will be very important if you shoot medium to long range eg 300-1000 yards. The Atlas bipod will cant from side to side and hold its position but costs a lot more. The legs adjust for length independently for uneven terrain. In other words, the bipod you need depends on your application, optic (red dot vs rifle scope) and distance you plan to shoot. Otherwise this is a great bipod at a great price. Thanks « Show Less
1194775
This type of tripod allows you to set it up in any kind of terrain yet keep the top flat and level. There is a level bubble on the top to see that you have it flat. The legs adjust independently to compensate for uneven terrain. We use it to mount a GPS antenna for field work.
500092
Not that I know of. It is not on a swivel base so I use it in landscape only. I think there would also need to be a special driver to use it in portrait mode.
1350371
There does not appear to be one although I believe there is a model that does not swivel. I don't find that mine moves freely.
236022
The mount comes with a very thin insert that is installed that prevents marring. The mount is very stable and has no flex or give once tightened down. I am not usin it as a bi-pod mount but a flashlight mount.
1976244
No. It has 3 methods of attachment, which is nice, but it isn't designed to swivel or tilt.
2167855
Yes. The only issue I have had with this is going over muddy ground. The way the wheel "axles" are constructed, mud can cake up on the wheels and stop the wheels from turning. On solid ground or non-muddy terrain, this thing is excellent and handy.
1546223
Yes, it has two positions: upright and slanted. The cradle flips up or down.
2021801
No it doesn't, and it really is a design flaw. I'd have bought a second one by now if it did pivot, but it is stationary.
924238
No. Unless you mount the Gorilla Pod to a fence post or handrail or something like that. But as far as placing the tripod on a table or a flat surface goes, no, it cannot rotate all the way to a vertical orientation without tipping over due to being top-heavy.
1898416
It handles slightly uneven terrain well. My yard has some big holes and a few slopes that it can take care of with little problem. I might have to go over a spot or two a second time hre and there, but over all no problems.
1454272
Yes it does. It feels sturdy and easy to swivel partially and completely around.
1072062
It would probably tip on uneven terrain. It is built solid and sturdy and would ok on trails.
2076432
No, the rear wheels do not swivel. It is much better for stable operation and easier to make it go where you want the way it is with the rear wheels always in line with the walker frame.
615540
Hose guide can be mounted on flat surface or a corner. It does not swivel. Also, it is not hinged.
1947301
yes, it swivels all around. You only need to move the base if you want to be in another area of the sandbox or yard.
1976243
Not sure, I thought it might swivel but haven't checked it out I could be wrong. Sorry could't be more informative.