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The Warne Skyline Precision Bipod in M-LOK is the kind of support that disappears into your routine once you get used to it. It clamps straight to an M-LOK forend using quick-detach legs, so you can pop it on for a stage or a stalk and pull it back off when you want to run light. The legs deploy fast, dropping from horizontal to a locked 90 degrees with a quick push, and you get three rotation positions at 0, 45, and 90 degrees to match your stance to the ground in front of you.
Height runs from 6.9 up to 9.1 inches, and adjustments happen with one hand thanks to a ratcheting leg design. Pull out to the height you want, then step down one position at a time with the height lever, or press and hold to fully retract. The head gives you 22 degrees of total cant and 44 degrees of total pan, with an adjustable tension wheel so you can dial the ball movement to feel loose and quick or snug and locked. That combination makes tracking a moving target or leveling on a slope feel natural instead of fiddly.
Warne machines this one from 6061 T6 and 7075 T6 aircraft-grade aluminum with steel components in the high-stress areas, and it carries a matte black finish. It tips the scale at 16.5 ounces, which keeps your rifle balanced without giving up rigidity. Designed and made in the USA, it has earned its spot with PRS, NRL, and long-range hunting crowds who put gear through real abuse.
The QD head can be reversed or removed with a pair of Allen screws if you want to change orientation, torqued to 25 inch-pounds when you reinstall. Installing the legs is a matter of depressing the two buttons, seating them into the M-LOK slots, and releasing to lock. It is a clean, repeatable system that holds zero return and gets you back on glass quickly.
This model attaches directly to an M-LOK interface on your forend or handguard. The quick-detach buttons let you seat and lock the legs into the M-LOK slots in seconds and pull the bipod off just as fast when you want to carry light. If your rifle runs a Picatinny or ARCA setup instead, Warne offers separate versions for those interfaces.
You get 22 degrees of total cant and 44 degrees of total pan through the ball head. There is a tension wheel that lets you adjust how freely the head moves, so you can keep it loose for tracking or snug it down when you want a locked position. Panning can be dialed out if you prefer cant-only movement.
Yes, that is one of the standout features. The legs extend from 6.9 to 9.1 inches and use a ratcheting design, so you pull out to your height and step back down one click at a time with the height lever. It is quick enough to make on the fly without coming off your position.
It is. The QD head can be reversed or removed by taking out the two Allen screws on top, then reinstalled and torqued to 25 inch-pounds. You will need a 1/8 inch Allen bit for that, which is not included, but most folks never need to touch it out of the box.
| UPC | 656813114634 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 7904M |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Package Height | 3.5 |
| Package Width | 6.55 |
| Product Type | Accessory-Bipods |
| Shipping Weight | 1.2 |
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