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The SPIKE FX Fixed Sniper Bipod is FAB Defense's answer for shooters who want a stable, straightforward platform without the extra moving parts. Unlike the rotating SPIKE models, this fixed version skips the pan-and-tilt head and gives you a locked-in foundation that stays put, which is exactly what a lot of precision folks are after when they settle in behind the rifle for a long, deliberate string of shots.
What sets this thing apart is the construction. FAB Defense builds it with a smart hybrid mix of hardened steel, 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum, and high-performance polymer composite, so it shrugs off abuse while staying reasonably light. The inner legs are rectangular steel rather than the round tubing you'll find on cheaper polymer bipods, and that squared-off shape adds real rigidity and cuts down on flex when you load into it. People who've run FAB's SPIKE line consistently point out how sturdy it feels at full leg extension and how it makes other polymer-legged bipods feel flimsy by comparison.
The legs run through a height range of roughly 180mm to 251mm, measured at the 90-degree position, and they lock into four preset angles at 0, 45, 90, and 135 degrees. Extending a leg is as easy as pulling it down, and dropping it back is a quick push of a button. Rubberized feet keep everything gripped to the surface whether you're on a bench, a barricade, or rougher ground, and they pop off tool-free if you ever need to swap them.
This model clamps directly to a standard Picatinny or 1913 rail, so if your handguard or forend has rail real estate up front, you're ready to go. It folds up tight for transport and deploys fast when it's time to get set. For hunters and range shooters chasing tighter groups without spending Atlas money, the SPIKE FX lands in a sweet spot of price, toughness, and no-nonsense stability.
The SPIKE FX is the fixed version, meaning it does not have the adjustable rotating head with pan and tilt movement that the standard SPIKE offers. Instead it gives you a locked, non-rotating platform that some precision shooters prefer for maximum stability. You still get the four locking leg positions and the same hybrid steel, aluminum, and polymer build.
It attaches to a standard Picatinny or 1913 MIL-STD rail, so you'll need rail space on the underside of your handguard or forend. Most modern AR-pattern rifles and rail-equipped bolt guns will accept it without any extra hardware.
No, and that is a big part of why this bipod feels so solid. The inner legs are rectangular steel rather than round tubing, which adds rigidity and cuts down on flex when you load into it. The overall build combines hardened steel, 6061-T6 aluminum, and high-performance polymer composite.
Raising a leg is as simple as pulling the extension down, and lowering it is done with a quick push of a button. The legs also lock into four angle positions at 0, 45, 90, and 135 degrees to match your setup and terrain.
| UPC | 7290111588662 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | FXSPIKEFXB |
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