MAGPUL BIPOD M-LOK BLK

Description

The Magpul M-LOK Bipod is built for shooters who want a stable, field-ready platform without the bulk and price of traditional precision bipods. It mounts directly to any M-LOK-compatible handguard and removes just as quickly, so swapping it between rifles is straightforward rather than a project.

The legs are spring-tensioned and deploy one-handed, which matters when transitioning to a shooting position under time pressure. Each leg locks into one of seven detents spaced at half-inch intervals, letting you dial in height without fussing with thumbscrews. That range runs from 6.3 to 10.3 inches, covering prone on flat ground through elevated shooting positions on uneven terrain.

Where this bipod earns its keep is in the tilt and pan system. Fifty degrees of total tilt and forty degrees of total pan are managed through a single knurled locking knob that sits between the extended legs and requires no tools. Critically, you can lock pan at zero while leaving full tilt available — useful when the ground under your support hand is level but the surface under the bipod feet is not. The knob is sized to work with gloves on.

Construction is 6061-T6 aluminum and injection-molded polymer with stainless steel internal components, finished in Mil-Spec hard anodized black. The low-profile housing keeps hardware recessed so it resists snagging on gear. Folded, the legs tuck under the barrel rather than extending past the muzzle end of the handguard. The rubber feet are removable and the legs accept most Atlas-pattern replacement feet, giving you options if your preferred shooting surface demands something different. Total weight sits just over 11 ounces.