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Magpul
The Magpul MOE QD Bipod for M-LOK is a quick-attach shooting support built for modern rifle platforms with M-LOK slots on handguards and forends. If you're running an M-LOK-equipped rifle and want a bipod that mounts without tools and stays out of the way when you don't need it, this is a no-fuss solution that handles both bench and field shooting with equal competence.
Magpul engineered this bipod around speed and simplicity. Installation is genuinely tool-free: insert the M-LOK stud, rotate 45° counterclockwise until perpendicular, then hand-tighten the integral knob. No wrenches, no guessing. Once mounted, the bipod folds to a low 1.7\" stack height, preserving the sleek profile of your rifle. When you need legs, push the deployment button and they snap into place with satisfying authority. Each leg adjusts independently from 7\" to 10" in half-inch increments with seven locking detents, letting you dial in stability on uneven terrain or shooting benches without fiddling around.
The whole assembly is injection-molded polymer with steel internals—nearly 40% lighter than previous Magpul designs but plenty stout enough for recoil. The base plate features two additional M-LOK lugs to keep everything square and rock-solid during fire. Grip is handled by soft, stepped rubber feet that bite into dirt, concrete, and everything between; if you want to swap them, they come off with a roll-pin punch and the bipod accepts most Atlas-pattern replacement feet. A low-profile sling stud on the back lets you secure the rifle for one-handed carry.
Made in the USA, this is the kind of accessory that makes your gun more practical without complicating it.
| Attachment Type | M-LOK slots |
| Materials | Polymer body and base, steel internals |
| Leg Height Range | 7\" to 10\" (seven 0.5\" increments) |
| Folded Stack Height | 1.7\" |
| Weight | 9 oz. |
| Pan and Tilt | No |
| Country of Origin | USA |
Yes. The MOE QD Bipod attaches directly to M-LOK slots on handguards and forends using the integrated M-LOK stud. It requires no tools—just insert, rotate 45° counterclockwise, and tighten the adjustment knob.
The legs extend to a maximum of 10 inches. They adjust in half-inch increments with seven locking detents, giving you precise height options from 7\" to 10" depending on your shooting position and terrain.
Yes. The rubber feet can be removed using a roll-pin punch, and the bipod accepts most Atlas-pattern bipod feet. This lets you customize the attachment to suit different shooting surfaces or conditions.
The MOE QD Bipod weighs 9 ounces, making it approximately 40% lighter than some other Magpul bipod models while maintaining full rigidity under recoil.
Magpul
The Magpul MOE QD Bipod for M-LOK is a quick-attach shooting support built for modern rifle platforms with M-LOK slots on handguards and forends. If you're running an M-LOK-equipped rifle and want a bipod that mounts without tools and stays out of the way when you don't need it, this is a no-fuss solution that handles both bench and field shooting with equal competence.
Magpul engineered this bipod around speed and simplicity. Installation is genuinely tool-free: insert the M-LOK stud, rotate 45° counterclockwise until perpendicular, then hand-tighten the integral knob. No wrenches, no guessing. Once mounted, the bipod folds to a low 1.7\" stack height, preserving the sleek profile of your rifle. When you need legs, push the deployment button and they snap into place with satisfying authority. Each leg adjusts independently from 7\" to 10" in half-inch increments with seven locking detents, letting you dial in stability on uneven terrain or shooting benches without fiddling around.
The whole assembly is injection-molded polymer with steel internals—nearly 40% lighter than previous Magpul designs but plenty stout enough for recoil. The base plate features two additional M-LOK lugs to keep everything square and rock-solid during fire. Grip is handled by soft, stepped rubber feet that bite into dirt, concrete, and everything between; if you want to swap them, they come off with a roll-pin punch and the bipod accepts most Atlas-pattern replacement feet. A low-profile sling stud on the back lets you secure the rifle for one-handed carry.
Made in the USA, this is the kind of accessory that makes your gun more practical without complicating it.
| Attachment Type | M-LOK slots |
| Materials | Polymer body and base, steel internals |
| Leg Height Range | 7\" to 10\" (seven 0.5\" increments) |
| Folded Stack Height | 1.7\" |
| Weight | 9 oz. |
| Pan and Tilt | No |
| Country of Origin | USA |
Yes. The MOE QD Bipod attaches directly to M-LOK slots on handguards and forends using the integrated M-LOK stud. It requires no tools—just insert, rotate 45° counterclockwise, and tighten the adjustment knob.
The legs extend to a maximum of 10 inches. They adjust in half-inch increments with seven locking detents, giving you precise height options from 7\" to 10" depending on your shooting position and terrain.
Yes. The rubber feet can be removed using a roll-pin punch, and the bipod accepts most Atlas-pattern bipod feet. This lets you customize the attachment to suit different shooting surfaces or conditions.
The MOE QD Bipod weighs 9 ounces, making it approximately 40% lighter than some other Magpul bipod models while maintaining full rigidity under recoil.
