UTGRecon Flex II Bipod, Matte Black, Cent. 7"-9"

A friend of mine had these on his AR and I thought they looked great and I liked that they can be swiveled forward or back and that the legs were adjustable as well. It was mounted on my first AR and my friend was showing me how to zero in the sights and these came in very handy. I just had surgery a month before and I couldn’t use my left arm, it was a nonissue with this. The stability was great and it functioned exceptionally, I was very happy with this purchase and I can’t wait to mix up the option with the legs extended and put away.

I have the same rest on 3 different rifles: AR-15, AR-10 and custom 10/22. They are relatively in expensive, easy to install, easy to adjust and most importantly ROCK SOLID.

They improved this product, light and compact. Low footprint on rail. Sturdy. Recommended.

It fit the M-LOK perfectly. I would recommend taking them apart and oiling up the springs and other moving parts before making adjustments. They didn't want to move at first and sounded like nails on a chalkboard. Make sure you tighten the locks down tight before you try to shoot. They will move on you but overall, they're pretty sturdy.

THE PROS: Excellent build quality and value. M-LOK works great. Have secured the UTG bipod to the forend of my long rifle. It's very stable while shooting from a bench at the range. As the apex of the bi-pod is above the barrel, it is inherently more stable than any bi-pod that mounts below the forend.THE CONS: Inherent with this design. There is no tilt or pan function. If you have to tilt or pan mid-shot, ex. PRS competition. This product will not do well in those circumstances.Overall, satisfied with my purchase. This product is perfect for stationary marksmanship. I will update my review if my opinion changes as I use this product.

This is a great way to permanently affix a bipod to your gun. the direct M-Lok mounting saves a little bit of weight, and you can actually still C-Clamp the handguard around the bipod legs. One advantage is that the legs have a full 180-degree range of motion, so you can stow the legs going backwards to make it less front-heavy. The honest truth is that even expensive carbon fiber bipods typically wind up being around the same overall weight as aluminum ones. If you're planning to always run a bipod with your gun, it's hard to do better than this.

I liked it so much that I another bought another for a second rifle. It is very sturdy and the legs have plenty of locked positions which work well. At some point I'll buy an ARCA rail and an expensive bipod but honestly this is great for shooting in most situations.

These are great. Easy to install thanks to the m-lok.Easy to fold legs up and down and they lock securely in place.Easy to adjust legs up and down.Would I mount to a pricey high end bolt gun? No. But they work great for nice mid-range AR platform or like a Ruger RPR.