Preview: Magpul MOE QD Bipod For M-Lok

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posted on December 20, 2025
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Magpul MOE QD Bipod For M-Lok

Simple, inexpensive and supremely easy to use, the new MOE QD Bipod For M-Lok is Magpul’s fastest-mounting bipod model by far, as it takes only about five seconds for the practiced hand to securely affix it to an M-Lok-clad fore-end. Just insert the installation stud into your M-Lok slot of choice, rotate the accessory 45 degrees counterclockwise until the stud is perpendicular to the slot and hand tighten the adjustment knob until the accessory is snug. Each leg can be deployed by either pressing a release button located at its joint or by simply manually pulling it into the downward position; the legs measure roughly 6" when stowed, but can be independently extended to a max length of about 9.5". Magpul has also integrated a stud into the rear of the unit to facilitate slinged carry of your firearm. Price: $80. Contact: Magpul; (877) 462-4785; magpul.com.

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