Do the legs fold outward? i have an angled foregrip and dont want the legs to be in the way
1828237
Dave ~ Yes...The legs fold outward...They won't get in the way of your foregrip.
1828238
They're suppose to but it's a two part system. You could, I guess, but it together backwards.
1828239
Sorry about that, but they do fold outward toward the end of the rifle barrel. One point that I would make is that they are extremely easy to attach or remove from the gun. One screw that is able to be turned by hand to release the Bipod. And I don't think they will get in the way of your fore grip.
1433625
No it does not it is stationary. The legs do fold up forward. Works great on my AR quad gas rail
1378253
It does not just fold. The legs lock into the bottom storage area. But it is the most amazing easel I have found!!!!
411557
The legs can be removed by reversing the assembly. They do not fold. We love our table!
1303203
Yes, the legs face forward. They fold up towards the barrel tip, not backwards towards the trigger. But when fully retracted they do not extend beyond the barrel tip (on a carbine length barrel) so it is still a very compact assembly. Also, assuming you are using an AR type barrel, the 30 rd. mag will clear when lying on your belly or shooting from a table/bench with the legs extended. A shorter bipod would require you to use a smaller capacity mag to clear the ground/table/bench surface.
1704768
There is no hydraulic assist, but it is still fairly easy to fold. It pivots where the front legs connect then there is a slide type "pin" that holds it closed, but it is toward the end of the left side handhold, so even when it is folded it is not straight up and down. It is more like a 45 degree angle.
1912611
Not being able to see it, I will try my best. The angled locking bar that is attached to the leg and table, I just push it in the center on both sides so it allows the legs to fold back in. Then I just push the bottom of the legs up by depressing it's locking button on both sides, to allow it to be pushed up so it fits within the bottom side of the board
1977065
Sorry for delayed response. It does not fold flat. You can remove the table top easily but there is still the "L" shape of the legs and I don't see a way to get around that. Hope this helps.
797615
yes. It can fold all the way back to the support legs, or forward to a 90 degree angle with the support.
416331
The leg assembly slides up and then the legs fold down. The desk folds inward in four sections, and the whole thing ends out a few inches shy of 3'. Nice and sturdy, and no blowing over in wind like wire stands.
1396707
No. There is a metal bar brace that can be installed between the handles which prevents it from folding inwards.
930122
the legs do fold for storage. the legs do not collapse when being used. they are sturdy,
887275
Yes, the legs stay straight when carrying but, the slightest touch will cause them to fall inward. I would not buy this again.
1775516
The legs have to be pulled off, they do not fold. The stability bar also would need to be removed for flat storage.We love our trampoline and have enjoyed three years of nearly daily use without a problem.
6870
They do fold but not flat, just a little gap, fit nicely in my taller, narrow cabinet, I stack them on the longer side, alternating the "legs" so they take up less room, so flat side to side of cabinet, legs of two racks together, then flat to flat. They then take up less room.
749671
It only sticks out less than an inch from the end of the handlebar before it goes vertical, and the top portion can swing inward if the screw is barely loose. I actually used to keep mine tight enough to stay in place when in use, but loose enough to swing inward for storage. I'm not sure why the other answers are such a solid no unless they mean it can't actually be "folded" at the bottom against the handlebar? Hopefully I'm not the one misunderstanding your question....- Mike
2180850
Yes they fold in. If you have set the table at an angle first straighten the angle back to flat position then fold the legs. I keep the folded desk under my bed when not in use.