MidTen 7.5-9 Inches Rifle Bipod Adjustable Compatible with M-Rail Bipod for Rifle for Outdoor, Range, Hunting and Shooting Bipod for M-Rails

All around decent bipods for my AR build. I have had no issues with the legs locking/umlocking. They mounted on my forearm very easily and remain secure to this point without the need to retighten. For money spent, I happy with my purchase.

I bought one of these about a month ago and like it so much I bought second one. I was reading the reviews and someone said these were all plastic, not so these are all aluminum only the feet are plastic, I scratched just to make sure. I have three other picatinny bipods that are much wobblier, this one is mounted to and M-loc rail and is much sturdier. These should have no problem handling recoil up to a 3006. If I was jumping out of planes into WW3 I might want one of those $400 jobs on my $10,000 rifle but this looks like it will do the job for anyone on a budget with an M-loc slot on the forend of their gun.

I purchased the bipod legs to build a wide adjustable bipod. Adjustability is good but the legs are not ment to support a heavy (10+ lbs) rifle, the legs will flex at the mounting point. Great for rimfires.

I expected these to be low quality but good enough for what I needed. I was surprised at how nice they actually are. I don't know if they'd hold up to a combat situation but I don't plan on seeing combat. These went on my competition 22LR and honestly I love them! Very sturdy, easy to use, lock into position well and work very well for what I use them for.

Likes: comes oiled and feels smooth on the leg action moving to different positions, easy to manipulate legs one handed, flush fitment install and no overlap rubbing against other attachments like a rail cover, springs are well sprung lol, four extra screws, clear instructions with attachment tool (hex wrench) Dislikes: feels cheaper to the touch than the utg bipod for example, would rather see an extra mlok attachment than four screws (maybe two screens and one mlok would be ideal), once locked in place theres an acceptable but noticeable flexing that isn't as locked in and tight as the UTG (still serviceable nonetheless)

love them. well designed

Worked pretty good but one of the mlock mounts cracked with use. Its still works but its showing the stress fractures. Also the added width to the gun was esthetically no Bueno. I ended up switching to a magpul.

Well built bipod for weapons without Picattiny rails. Easy to install and deploy with flexible level adjustments for varying situations.

Someone posted about this bipod and recommended it. I can see why, it works very well, nice and light Spring loaded feet is nice Thing to also consider is that it's wider than most bipods when it's folded. I remove it before storing it in it's case I might get another set for a different build

Let’s be real. I can’t buy a bipod used, for this price. I truly expected a piece of crap. It’s actually fairly well built. Its composed mostly of polymer with aluminum and steel where its needed. I have this under a heavy barrel MDT chassis shooting 7 rem mag. The gun weighs 14.2 lbs. So far after 30-40 rds down the tube this bipod is still ticking and on my gun.

they work very well giving a wide spread on the legs, The legs can be adjusted so that you are shooting level,

Works awesome, looks cool, well constructed and good price.. delivered n 3 days..

It’s all plastic. Only screws and springs are metal, I’m planning to use it on pcp air rifle which is recoil-free so don’t expect too much tension on the bipod but would not recommend this bipod for high calibre guns, the recoil will likely shear off the M-lok connectors. It’s shame they don’t do same design in full metal, I would be happy to pay twice this price for one made of metal.