MidTen Tactical Bipod Compatible with M-Rail Bipod Swivel Tilt Sturdy Height Adjustment for Hunting and Shooting

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1. Tndan Verified Buyer – 10 March 2024

   I like that it can be tighten down to be a
   solid platform. Fits nice the screws were a little long and hit the barrel inside the handguard but was able to file them down to fit.
   

2. Christopher Verified Buyer – 14 March 2024

   I put maybe 200 rounds of 223 on this in a precision chassis. Not light, but not super heavy, very low recoil. The 45 degree angle bevels on one side began to give way. The cheap metal was shearing off. Nothing I could do. It’s just garbage. It would fail after every shot and the firearm would fall. Too late to return it but I am not pleased!
   

3. Vlad S. Verified Buyer – 19 March 2024

   Well, this bipod is really a mix-and-match copy-and-paste from two other well-known bipod brands – Magpul and Atlas. The legs design is obviously copied from Magpull and the base and the legs locking mechanism is copied from Accushot. It uses Magpull’s patented “M-LOK” attachment system, which they call “Mlok” probably to avoid paying licensing fees. In any case, it locks on M-LOK rail perfectly. It feels like a good sturdy bipod in general. Legs rotate in both directions forward and backward and, to my surprise, you can even open them at 45-degree position as well! Not as good as AccuShot that has middle-point 30 and 60 degree positions, but at least something. Once legs are open, they feel sturdy enough to sustain a firearm kickback, but there is still a slight play. The bipod can be rotated a full 360 degrees if you loosen the knob at the bottom and can be tilted left and right too. The problem with tiling is that it’s not smooth, you sort of have several distinct tilting angles and cannot set any angle. I don’t know why they did it this way, but it’s frustrating and makes this feature almost useless. Legs extension works very well, it’s snappy and easy to use – just press the button and pull the leg to desired length. Legs have rubber feet on their ends, no option swap them for spikes or something else though. Overall, I like this bipod. The quality seems to be satisfactory. Its combination of Magpul and Atlas bipods best design features into their own unique product is interesting, but I’m not a big fan of “copylefting”. However, I’m questioning the cost, which at this moment is around $57. It’s much lower than Altas charges for their AccuShot, but compared to Magpul, which is about $30 more, I would probably choose the battle-proven US-made Magpul. Plus, it has a few design flaws like absence of 30–60-degree leg position, and weird tilting fixed in several angles only. Though I must say that so far it has worked very well for me. I give it 4 stars at that time and think it’s a quality budget bipod. Pros: 1. Sturdy and rigid construction. 2. Bipod can rotate 360 degrees or be locked in place. 3. Bipod can be tilted left and right to adjust angle. 4. Legs length can be easily and smoothly adjusted. 5. Legs can swivel (close) in both directions. 6. Weighs 313 grams, practically the same as Magpul. Cons: 1. Legs can be locked in a 45-degree position only, not 30-60 positions. 2. You can tilt the bipod only at specific angles, not smooth motion. 3. Legs swivel lock has some play in it and is not dead-fixed.

   

4. Isaac Blank Verified Buyer – 17 January 2025

   This is a very good product. Very sturdy, easy to attach, and has more locking positions than a Magpul bipod. This is as good if not better for much cheaper price.
   

5. Steven P. Verified Buyer – 9 February 2025

   This bi-pod is an excellent choice if you don’t need to have Battle Proven hardware for your range rig.
   It mounts directly to M-lok slots without any adapters
   It’s lite weight and strong .
   I have only used this on a soft shooting AR platform but it holds up even when leaning into it (known as loading the Bi-pod) . I would not be afraid to use it on a .308 .
   It’s fast and easy to use and adjust . There is a knob that allows it to pivot or swivel for use on uneven surfaces .
   So far it has been a great value for the money .
   I still consider this a budget product so do not buy if you need extreme duty rated equipment or if you like to throw your tools around in the dirt and rocks or drag it behind a truck for a YouTube video.
   Be realistic with your expectations.
   

6. James A. Verified Buyer – 20 February 2025

   Nice unit worth the extra price.
   

7. woody Verified Buyer – 3 March 2025

   the clip and spring came out of one leg and rendered this bipod useless.
   

8. William C. Risner Verified Buyer – 14 March 2025

   Right there with higher priced brands in quality. Have it on my Barbara 14 rimfire 22.
   

9. rob saint claire Verified Buyer – 23 March 2025

   I purchased one of these and was so impressed that I purchased several more. I would say hard to beat for the price. It has tilt and swivel features that I do not use, but some might find handy. Positive lock in forward up, 45 degree forward, 90 degree down, 45 degree rear and folded to the rear with metal locking notches. Solid extensions. Comes with extra M-loc fittings. Seems to be quality made. I envision a five star rating if it holds up as well as I expect it to. Four stars because I have limited use thus far.
   

10. Italianstalion Verified Buyer – 14 April 2025

    Leg cracked after light use would not recommend! Returned