Beau from United States, VA Public Profile

Thus far I've really enjoyed the versatility of this sling, but not only because of the choice between one point or two point attachment. The adjustments to it's length can be made quickly and pretty much effortlessly as you change shooting positions. I'll be picking up another for a different rifle once the price of ammo comes down, since that's eating up my toy budget for the time being.

Not much to look at, but if you want a secure solid QD sling mount this will do the trick. It's metal, not plastic. You have to have a place to mount m-lok for it to work, but that's a feature because you can try out placing the mount at different points on your handguard. Pretty handy.

I got this bipod because I needed a new one which utilized m-lok for attaching. It's easier to engage than the older bipods I own. It's not as noisy as the older bipods I own. The ball joint swivels and locks smoother than the older bipods I own. The legs extend and retract easier while locking in place firmly. It's priced reasonably relative some that are out there. It doesn't add crazy weight. I think they did a great job on this.

I mounted this on an AR 15 pistol. It took some trial and error to find the right placement. It helps more than you'd think with the shorter barrel as I have a difficult time with just the pistol stock. Since most of my rifles are full length my left hand just naturally wants to go to its place, like after changing a magazine. I've gotten a rude burn once or twice. Now with this addition after changing mags, my left hand slides up the handguard from the mag well till it hits the support, I'm in the desired firing position, and my left hand doesn't reach the 'danger zone' of hotness. Its nothing fancy but it does the trick, and as far as I'm concerned its a few bucks well spent.

I added this device to an Anderson Arms AR15 that has the stock fibre tube hand guard. That guard limits the options for front bipods and those which I came across that would work, were clunky. Call me crazy but I rather like that handguard for shooting, though it does not allow for adding attachments at all. Enter this Bipod. Actually, having the bipod more centered on the rifle makes the setup easier to shoot from the bench and as an added bonus, removing the weight of the old bipod from the front of the rifle, made all the other firing positions easier. Additionally, I much prefer this pistol grip. One word of warning though, after I first installed it, I discovered that I had over tightened the screws on the parts that wrap around the magazine well. That made getting mags in and out a bit of a challenge. After I loosened those screws a bit, everything worked as expected. This is perhaps my favorite find this year.

I used this stock on a PSA AR10 308. I had a problem getting a consistent cheek weld and site picture thru my scope. I tried several other stocks and the velcro type add on pads too. It wasn't like I had tall scope rings or anything crazy in the set up but what ever I tried my situation was to have either a good cheek weld, or a good site picture, but I couldn't have both. This stock lets me have both, and compared to the other variants I found on the market, it had a reasonable price. I am very pleased with this purchase for its use with the 308. I don't think I would care for it on any of my 556 AR rifles because of the weight though.