Xaegistac Carbon Fiber Rifle Bipod 6-9 Inches with M Lock Adapter

Unless you’re shooting a 300 Win Mag or 338 Lapua, or any other massive magnum. The built and stability are very close to a Harris for my purposes in a 22 LR. Carbon fiber makes a weight savings when trucking up the mountains of the Blue Ridge. Believe me, after a few hours, ounces feel like pounds.This comes with an MLok adapter that is compatible with the Magpul Hunter. It has a swivel stud upon which the bipod fits. This is installed on a Ruger 10/22.Other parts you see are the following:Magpul Hunter, BlackKidd Single Stage TriggerTactical Advantage Threaded BarrelT&J Tactical Suppressor out of Radford, VA (supplies suppressors for LEO of VA)Nikon ScopeIf you’re in something smooth or slick, it will slip around but on ground/grass, this is stable. It is easy to attach to the swivel stud once it is installed. Installation is fast and secure.The action of the bipod in the open and close position feels fluid. The button to expand the bipod legs are positive. It is quick to operate and doesn’t make noise like heavier bipods Can because of carbon fiber.I didn’t used Blue threadlocker, yet, but I will since I don’t want to have my bipod fall off in the woods.For the price, especially on a 22 LR, it is more than enough for the money.

So first off I want to say that when it comes to things being described as carbon fiber , I'm typically a bit skeptical.This product however didn't disappoint. That being said the pictures don't show the depth of the carbon fiber.As for the use , it's fairly easy to install , you simply pick which adapter plate you need that fits your handguard or rail. Took literally 5 minutes and has stayed tight the entire time in tried to break it. As for a bipod it works great the legs are adjustable and spring loaded so getting to your ideal hieght or angle is simple. The legs are on a pretty solid tension spring like most standard bipods , they very firm and hold in place.I tried shaking them banging the on trees and rocks and whatever I could lay a gun on. They seem to hold up rather well. The spring assisted legs are notched for several different lengths so you get this satisfying click when adjusting the legs with just a press of a button.The legs also stay in the folded up position very well when the bipod is not down. Again I was shaking and banging them around a bit to really see if this thing could hold up. The retention spring really holds them in place well and is definitely a solid piece of the puzzle.Some cons- Now the exterior of the legs are tubed carbon fiber but the adjustable legs are not. Really the only concern I found but I don't see it as that big of a problem. The bipod is lightweight compared to others I've had and is significantly sturdier than the previous. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to not break the bank and still have a very durable and quality bipod for your hunting or Target shooting rifle. I'd even put one on my battle ready gun to have the piece of mind.

The Xaegistac Carbon Fiber 6"- 9" bipod, is light weight, sturdy and very well finished. However, it can be problematic to install, so let me make it a bit easier for you...1. Attach the mounting bracket to your Mlok rail FIRST. If you do not, and install the mounting bracket to the bipod first, you will no longer have access to the Mlok screw heads.2. The problem for me was attaching the bipod to the mount plate. Remove the plastic spacer by loosening the large thumbscrew under the head, this will separate the two lock pins which go through the hole in the mounting post.3. This worked best for me - with the gun upside down, align the lock pins with the hole in the mounting post, and tighten the large thumbscrew, INSURING THAT BOTH PINS ARE SECURED IN THE POST HOLE.You are now done. The process is fairly awkward, compared to other bipods I have used, but the light weight was the selling point for me, ENJOY!

I put this product on 3 of my rifles. It's holding up very well. I see no need to pay alot of money when this works so good. Then again I feel no need to show off big brand names to the people at the range. Go ahead ... try one.

I have bought one of these for all my rifles they work great at half the cost of big name store ones

I don't know if it is real carbon fiber or not, but it is very sturdy. The only issue I ahd with it was that the bolts that mount on the rail holes were too short. But It is a great tri pod.

I was pleasantly surprised at the build quality of this bipod. I was expecting it to be kind cheap feeling and not very sturdy to be honest, this was based off of the fact that it was less than $30.00 and the higher end bipods are $100.00 or more. When I ton it out of the box the first thing I noticed was how solid there build quality was, of feels higher end, had perfect weight to it and was very sturdy. The only thing I was kind of concerned about was how the spring attached just by hooking around the retaining pin but was not secured but of and to be strong enough that this may not be an issue, only time and use will tell. The finish in the metal is ok but hard to tell how if will hold up under heavy use, for but purposes it the average shooter it should be fine. The spring loaded legs are great no issues there. The carbon fiber of definitely real, and there see videos of there putting it to the test to prove it.