Reviews & Ratings for Caldwell XLA M-LOK KeyMod Bipod 6-9in — 11 reviews — Page 1

Overall product is decent and feels worth the asking price. Has mix of metal and plastic, but is sturdy and lightweight. Unfortunately got a used one that had clearly been opened and had a couple empty baggies in the box. Hope there wasn’t anything important in those.

Works fine just what I wanted fit rail like it was meant to be

This Caldwell XLA M-LOK KeyMod Bipod 6-9in fit my AR like a glove and it is also rock solid too... It is well made and a perfect for my AR...

Given the low price I was skeptical but I've come to appreciate how rugged and reliable this is if I needed another one I wouldn't hesitate to buy another! It has great adjustment options and mounted snug to my ar. The only regret I have is that I hadn't discovered this sooner. With all that being said I would recommend this product to anyone from beginner to advanced it's simply an all around great option for anyone looking to get one!

I've been using mine for over a year now without any problems. It's very easy to set up, and everything operates as it should, I would recommend this to anyone looking for a solid bipod at a budget price.

The item was missing a role pin at the bottom of the bipod which causes the feet to fall off. The feet have a hole for the roll pin- which is common, however the roll pin is missing, so the feet will inevitably get lost without the item.

Great bipod for the price. It's very light and offers mounting for MLOK, which is what I needed, and KEYMOD. Controls are sturdy and unlike all my other bipods this has little dials to allow a lockout above-and-beyond the normal notched settings. Hard rubberized feet. Strong springs. I will definitely be buying another.

This is an initial review before shooting with this bipod, based solely on the installation process. The bipod is supplied with two plastic adapter plates, one for Keymod and one for M-Lok. They are the same plate besides the mounting hardware. This particular plate did not have a wide enough bed to cradle the slim M-Lok handguard on my AR, therefore pushing the bipod and plate too far away from the mounting point for the supplied screws to work. The solution is to either grind away some plastic from the edges of the plate or use a longer screw. I had no screws in hand so opted for a third option and eliminated the plate, placing some 3M double-sided tape between the metal bipod base and handguard. With this method, I was able to get a solid mount using the supplied screws and T nuts, however this will bring the bipod legs much closer to the handguard, enough the locking knobs contacted my handguard. I had to adjust along the rail to ensure no contact, and will still need to gently close the bipod legs to avoid contact with my blast can. This could be avoided with a wider "U" shape to the mounting plates or longer screw options included from Caldwell. Without actual use of the bipod, initial impression is the bipod is a solid piece and operates as it should with the extended and locking legs. Weight is low, and overall it looks like a streamlined setup without an extra bulk.

When I first ordered this I was hearing mixed reviews but overall the consensus was this was a sturdy product. I can confirm after running this for a month now it passed my expectations. Very strong springs, very sturdy when mounted overall I am very happy and would order another one.

Caldwell products are total GARBAGE!
Chinese trash, made to fail!
Spend the money on harris bipods or atlas
Tried a simple setup for my grandsons 22 mag and the piece of junk was falling apart first day. Total chinese trash!