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The Warne Skyline Lite is built for anyone who wants a stable, dependable rest without lugging around a heavy chunk of aluminum. It attaches directly to M-LOK slots using quick-detach buttons, so it snaps on when you need it and comes off just as quick when you're carrying light. At roughly 17 ounces, it earns the "Lite" in the name while still feeling planted behind the rifle. It's a great fit for PRS and NRL competition, long-range hunting, 3-gun, or just steadying up at the range.
Machined from aircraft-grade 7075 aluminum with steel-reinforced high-use areas, this bipod is engineered to stay rigid where it counts. The head runs an A.R.M.S. 17S universal interface that's fully reversible, and you get 44 degrees of smooth cant adjusted by a single tension lever you can work with one hand. That means you can level out on uneven ground without ever coming off target or reaching over with your support hand.
The legs feature rapid deployment straight from horizontal, plus three locking positions at 0, 45, and 90 degrees to match your stance. You get 13 height increments spanning 6.5 inches all the way up to 11.15 inches, which works out to 4.65 inches of adjustment range and a wide 13-inch footprint when spread. That range covers everything from a low prone position to shooting over taller cover or off a bench.
The reversible head can be swapped out entirely, with replacement heads available in quick-detach Picatinny and ARCA versions if your setup changes down the road. It also accepts Atlas-style feet (except the 5H and SuperCal sizes), so you can dial in the exact grip you want for hard ground, decking, or barricades. The hard-anodized black finish shrugs off scuffs and corrosion, and it's made in the USA and backed by a lifetime warranty.
It attaches directly to M-LOK slots on your handguard using quick-detach buttons, so no rail adapter is needed. You depress the two buttons on the head, seat it into the M-LOK slots, and release to lock it in place. That setup lets you pull it off just as fast when you want to run the gun lighter.
Yes. The Skyline Lite accepts Atlas-style feet, with the exception of the 5H and SuperCal sizes. That gives you plenty of options to tune traction for different surfaces like hard ground, barricades, or shooting decks. Note that it does not accept Warne's own Skyline Bipod feet or leg extensions.
It's built to handle both precision and dynamic disciplines, so it works well for PRS and NRL matches, long-range hunting, and 3-gun. The lightweight 7075 aluminum build keeps it manageable in the field while the wide footprint and 44 degrees of cant keep you steady. It's equally at home just plinking off a bench at the range.
It can. The head is reversible and fully replaceable by removing the two screws on top and torquing the new one to 25 in-lbs. Warne offers replacement heads in quick-detach Picatinny and ARCA versions, so you're not locked into M-LOK if your rifle setup changes.
| UPC | 656813114542 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 7914M |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Package Height | 3.0 |
| Package Width | 6.7 |
| Product Type | Accessory-Bipods |
| Shipping Weight | 1.2 |
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