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The MDT ORYX bipod takes a smart approach to shooting support by pairing high-strength polymer legs with steel internals, so you get real rigidity without the heft. It runs right around 12.5 ounces in this sling swivel stud version, which means it won't throw off the balance of a hunting rifle or weigh you down on a long walk in. The legs adjust from 7.2 inches to 10 inches measured at the pivot, covering most prone and bench positions with room to spare.
The whole thing is built around one-handed operation. A quick flick drops the legs into position, and stowing them again doesn't require hunting for a button. The legs use numbered notches instead of a jumpy spring-loaded system, so once you set your height it stays put and you can return to the same spot shot after shot. The button internals are shielded from debris, which is a nice touch if you spend time in dirt, sand, or wet conditions.
The ORYX gives you 50 degrees of total cant with an adjustable tension lever, so you can level your reticle on sloped terrain without messing with individual leg heights. That cant range is a bit wider than some competing polymer bipods, and it makes a real difference when you're set up on a hillside or shooting off an angled bench. Worth noting from folks who've run it: snug that tension lever down fully before your first shot so nothing shifts on you.
The rubber feet were designed with tire tread and soccer cleat patterns in mind, and they bite into grass, gravel, and hard surfaces without sliding around. Since this is the sling swivel stud model, it mounts to just about any rifle with a standard front stud, which is what you'll find on most factory hunting stocks. It's a quick swap between rifles too, so one bipod can cover a few guns in the safe.
This version mounts to any rifle that has a standard front sling swivel stud, which covers the vast majority of factory hunting stocks. It is not chassis-specific, so you can run it on MDT stocks or just about anything else with a front stud. If your rifle uses M-LOK instead, MDT offers the ORYX in an M-LOK version as well.
It offers 50 degrees of total cant with an adjustable tension lever. That lets you level your reticle on sloped ground without adjusting each leg separately, which is handy for hillside hunting or an uneven bench. Just be sure to snug the tension lever down fully so nothing shifts when you break the shot.
Reviewers generally put the ORYX right in the same class as the Magpul on weight and height range, with the ORYX offering a slightly wider cant range. Compared to a traditional Harris, the polymer legs are lighter and quieter, and the numbered leg notches feel more deliberate than a spring-loaded system. It comes down to what matches your setup, but plenty of folks find the ORYX a strong value pick.
Yes, that is one of its main selling points. A quick flick drops the legs into position and stowing them is buttonless, so you can get set up fast without fumbling. The numbered leg positions also make it simple to return to the same height on repeat trips out.
| UPC | 990482714222 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 106773BLK |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Bipod |
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