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Magpul
The Magpul MOE QD Bipod for M-LOK brings genuine speed and simplicity to rifle support. If you're running an AR or other modern rifle with M-LOK slots on your handguard or forend, this quick-detach bipod eliminates the fumbling—no tools, no complex procedures. Insert the M-LOK stud, rotate 45° counterclockwise until perpendicular, tighten the integral knob, and you're locked down. For hunters, precision shooters, and range competitors who value fast, repeatable setups, that workflow is a genuine advantage when every second counts.
Built from injection-molded polymer reinforced with steel, the MOE QD weighs just 9 ounces—roughly 40% lighter than many legacy Magpul bipod designs—without sacrificing stability. The low 1.7-inch folded profile keeps your rifle trim and sling-friendly (there's a rear sling stud built in), while the legs deploy and collapse with a button push. Once extended, they lock into place with a satisfying snap and stay there. Heights adjust independently from 7 to 10 inches in half-inch increments, with seven detent positions per leg so you can dial in your exact sight picture on uneven terrain or improvised shooting positions.
The soft, stepped rubber feet bite into dirt, grass, concrete, and range benches alike—no sliding or creeping as you settle into your shot. If you need different feet for a specific environment or mission, they press out with a roll-pin punch, and the bipod accepts most Atlas-pattern replacements, so you're not locked into one solution. The molded base plate features two additional M-LOK lugs that help keep everything aligned and handle recoil without flex. Made in the USA, it's the kind of equipment that disappears into your carry routine and shows up when you need it.
| Attachment | M-LOK |
| Material | Polymer with steel components |
| Weight | 9 ounces |
| Folded Height | 1.7 inches |
| Extended Height Range | 7–10 inches |
| Height Adjustment Increments | 0.5 inches (seven detents per leg) |
| Pan and Tilt | No |
| Country of Origin | USA |
The MOE QD Bipod is designed for rifles and handguards with M-LOK slots. If your rifle features an M-LOK-compatible forend or handguard, this bipod will mount directly. It does not work with Picatinny rails or other attachment systems.
Insert the integral M-LOK stud into an M-LOK slot on your handguard, rotate the bipod 45° counterclockwise so the stud is perpendicular to the slot, then tighten the adjustment knob by hand. That's it—no hex keys, wrenches, or screwdrivers required.
Yes. The feet press out with a roll-pin punch and can be removed. The bipod accepts most Atlas-pattern bipod feet, so you can swap them to match your shooting environment or preference.
When deployed, the legs extend from 7 to 10 inches, with adjustable locking detents at every half-inch interval. Each leg can be adjusted independently to match uneven terrain or your preferred shooting angle.
Magpul
The Magpul MOE QD Bipod for M-LOK brings genuine speed and simplicity to rifle support. If you're running an AR or other modern rifle with M-LOK slots on your handguard or forend, this quick-detach bipod eliminates the fumbling—no tools, no complex procedures. Insert the M-LOK stud, rotate 45° counterclockwise until perpendicular, tighten the integral knob, and you're locked down. For hunters, precision shooters, and range competitors who value fast, repeatable setups, that workflow is a genuine advantage when every second counts.
Built from injection-molded polymer reinforced with steel, the MOE QD weighs just 9 ounces—roughly 40% lighter than many legacy Magpul bipod designs—without sacrificing stability. The low 1.7-inch folded profile keeps your rifle trim and sling-friendly (there's a rear sling stud built in), while the legs deploy and collapse with a button push. Once extended, they lock into place with a satisfying snap and stay there. Heights adjust independently from 7 to 10 inches in half-inch increments, with seven detent positions per leg so you can dial in your exact sight picture on uneven terrain or improvised shooting positions.
The soft, stepped rubber feet bite into dirt, grass, concrete, and range benches alike—no sliding or creeping as you settle into your shot. If you need different feet for a specific environment or mission, they press out with a roll-pin punch, and the bipod accepts most Atlas-pattern replacements, so you're not locked into one solution. The molded base plate features two additional M-LOK lugs that help keep everything aligned and handle recoil without flex. Made in the USA, it's the kind of equipment that disappears into your carry routine and shows up when you need it.
| Attachment | M-LOK |
| Material | Polymer with steel components |
| Weight | 9 ounces |
| Folded Height | 1.7 inches |
| Extended Height Range | 7–10 inches |
| Height Adjustment Increments | 0.5 inches (seven detents per leg) |
| Pan and Tilt | No |
| Country of Origin | USA |
The MOE QD Bipod is designed for rifles and handguards with M-LOK slots. If your rifle features an M-LOK-compatible forend or handguard, this bipod will mount directly. It does not work with Picatinny rails or other attachment systems.
Insert the integral M-LOK stud into an M-LOK slot on your handguard, rotate the bipod 45° counterclockwise so the stud is perpendicular to the slot, then tighten the adjustment knob by hand. That's it—no hex keys, wrenches, or screwdrivers required.
Yes. The feet press out with a roll-pin punch and can be removed. The bipod accepts most Atlas-pattern bipod feet, so you can swap them to match your shooting environment or preference.
When deployed, the legs extend from 7 to 10 inches, with adjustable locking detents at every half-inch interval. Each leg can be adjusted independently to match uneven terrain or your preferred shooting angle.
