MDT GRND Pod Bipod Noir pour M-Lok

MDT GRND Pod Bipod Black for M-Lok.

The MDT GRND-POD bipod was designed to maximize versatility and cost savings while maintaining the features that we knew from your feedback were most important in a precision rifle bipod.

With the overall design direction and approval for the bipod, we began to look deeper into specific bipod features such as adjustable leg lengths, cant with adjustable tension, bipod legs that could be extended both quickly and easily, and of course stability and strength, testing some materials and manufacturing techniques that were new to us. We were determined to incorporate all these features at a reasonable price and wouldn't stop until we had achieved our project goal.

Introducing the MDT GRND-POD, a top-of-the-line bipod that doesn't come at a high price.

CREATE A STABLE PLATFORM

With its quick set-up legs and one-handed adjustment, this bipod is ideal for creating a solid and stable shooting base for your rifle in no time at all.

ADAPTS TO ANY TERRAIN

Uneven terrain is a big problem for some bipods and often causes problems when trying to line up your rifle and get your crosshairs on target quickly. The MDT GRND-POD leg lengths are independently adjustable to adapt to these real-world scenarios where you can't simply lay your rifle on level ground.

UP TO 40 DEGREES TILT ANGLE

In addition to the independent adjustability of the legs, the cant of the bipod also plays an important role in stabilizing your rifle on rocky or uneven terrain. With tool-less tension adjustment and one-handed operation, the MDT GRND-POD not only solves these problems, it eliminates them.

HEIGHT RANGE FROM 11.4 TO 22.9 CM

Height adjustable from 11.4 cm (50° forwards) to 22.9 cm (90° downwards), measured from the pivot point.

ONE-HANDED SETTINGS

Speed is an important factor in precision shooting or simply the convenience of using the product for general shooting. The leg position and length, cocking and cant adjustment, stowage and set up of the MDT GRND-POD can be done with a single hand, leaving the other hand completely free to operate the rifle.