What I like about Magpul products, is they do work, and they dont break the bank. The company does not shit on other companies/products either, they actually even mentions other good stuff.
I SO wish you guys would team up with Kinetic Development Group to make a version of your bi-pod that uses their Kinect QD system. Right now, I have your Picatinny bi-pod mounted onto KDG's 3-slot Kinect QD rail to make a really slick and sturdy bi-pod with a QD on an M-lok rail, as there seems to be no other way to have a QD bi-pod on an M-lok system. If the Kinect QD was integrated into the mounting hub, it could be a lot lower profile.
I bought the M-Lock but is there any adapters that I can do a quick release when Bipod is not in use and I can use the angle fore grip? The Dual Surface QD mount is what I need?
So what bipod setup do you recommend for a 16" AR shooting out to 700y? The build is lighter weight, and i want the ability to quickly put it on and take it off, and tilt it. Pan not important.
I run a direct mount one to mlok on my 16in SPR build. I wish I went with a more qd option. But I like how light the setup is. And when loaded up like he says, you don't notice the flex. Super quick to deploy, and when not deployed, I can rest the rifle on the legs to shoot over barricades and not worry about touching the barrel or my supressor to things.
Great information. For better quality videos in the future, I would suggest you drop the lapel mic and use a tabletop mic instead. The lapel mic is picking up everything going on in your throat and it's distracting to hear you breathing and swallowing during the presentation. A tabletop mic will just pick up your voice.
By far the worst bipods I've ever bought. You absolutely can not load up on these cheap pieces of polymer and for sure can not completely lock out the movement like this guy claims.
I own Atlas, Harris, and Magpul bipod across a dozen rifles. I actually prefer the Magpul ones the most. Light weight and easy to actuate. My Atlas is built like a tank but not as user friendly.
Lol polymer is for weight savings and affordability. Just like how ARs have many different types of attachments and mounting options, the same principle applies with bipods. If you want precision for comps, yeah, you’re not gonna use Magpul bipods. However, if you’re going predator hunting with hiking involved. These aren’t so bad for the application.
There are some really terrible bipods out there, even at the $100 price point. I picked up one recently (which I’ll refrain from naming) with unfinished surfaces and nasty burrs, gritty leg action, and the legs don’t spring out equal distances. Inexcusably bad. I’m getting the Magpul to replace it.
What I like about Magpul products, is they do work, and they dont break the bank. The company does not shit on other companies/products either, they actually even mentions other good stuff.
I SO wish you guys would team up with Kinetic Development Group to make a version of your bi-pod that uses their Kinect QD system. Right now, I have your Picatinny bi-pod mounted onto KDG's 3-slot Kinect QD rail to make a really slick and sturdy bi-pod with a QD on an M-lok rail, as there seems to be no other way to have a QD bi-pod on an M-lok system. If the Kinect QD was integrated into the mounting hub, it could be a lot lower profile.
Does the muzzle flash damage the bi-pod?
Where can I buy the dual surface qd mount ? Can’t find it anywhere. Thanks
I bought the M-Lock but is there any adapters that I can do a quick release when Bipod is not in use and I can use the angle fore grip? The Dual Surface QD mount is what I need?
Seems like if I want to keep my sling then I need to lose the pan and swivel movements or did I misinterpret?
I'll have to check out that moe as i want no tilt, pan, and a low height. make it direct mount to mlok and you'll have a real seller.
Grey when?
Various leg open positions like Atlas or KAC would be nice.
Thanks!
Wider Stance would be nice
That light weight setup would be perfect if it would pan. A person doesn't really need tilt because it's ya already going to do that but pan is a must
What brand bi pod would you suggest???
It does pan.
So what bipod setup do you recommend for a 16" AR shooting out to 700y? The build is lighter weight, and i want the ability to quickly put it on and take it off, and tilt it. Pan not important.
Atlas
*Not* a Magpul one. I like their products but these bipods are a miss.
I run a direct mount one to mlok on my 16in SPR build. I wish I went with a more qd option. But I like how light the setup is. And when loaded up like he says, you don't notice the flex. Super quick to deploy, and when not deployed, I can rest the rifle on the legs to shoot over barricades and not worry about touching the barrel or my supressor to things.
Very nice!
Love you bipods! Got them on a bunch of stuff.
Would like about 45 degree setting.
Great information. For better quality videos in the future, I would suggest you drop the lapel mic and use a tabletop mic instead. The lapel mic is picking up everything going on in your throat and it's distracting to hear you breathing and swallowing during the presentation. A tabletop mic will just pick up your voice.
TIL you can lock the pan feature…
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im stick with my ebay 20 buck bipod. Pinty.
By far the worst bipods I've ever bought. You absolutely can not load up on these cheap pieces of polymer and for sure can not completely lock out the movement like this guy claims.
You’re the one in 100 who feels this way
@@thomaswells8199 I'm happy my views triggered you enough to comment. That means you're either a fanboi, an employee, or a family member.
I own Atlas, Harris, and Magpul bipod across a dozen rifles. I actually prefer the Magpul ones the most. Light weight and easy to actuate. My Atlas is built like a tank but not as user friendly.
@@paulparadis66You are definitely vaxed
Lol polymer is for weight savings and affordability.
Just like how ARs have many different types of attachments and mounting options, the same principle applies with bipods.
If you want precision for comps, yeah, you’re not gonna use Magpul bipods.
However, if you’re going predator hunting with hiking involved. These aren’t so bad for the application.
Let us get a quick release type deal for the m lol I don’t always want to have it on and it’s a pain in the ass to put/remove it 😅
There are some really terrible bipods out there, even at the $100 price point. I picked up one recently (which I’ll refrain from naming) with unfinished surfaces and nasty burrs, gritty leg action, and the legs don’t spring out equal distances. Inexcusably bad. I’m getting the Magpul to replace it.