MDT | ORYX BIPOD | M-LOK MOUNT | OD GREEN
Stable Support Without the Extra Hardware
With an M-LOK-equipped forend, there is no reason to add a sling stud just to run a bipod. The MDT ORYX M-LOK Bipod 106740-ODG attaches to compatible M-LOK slots and gives your rifle a dependable front rest for sight-in, rimfire practice, hunting and time at the range. At 11 oz, this OD Green model combines a tough polymer build with quick-deploy legs, rubber traction feet and a broad, adjustable stance.
The ORYX is easy to live with on a rifle you actually use. Its legs extend from 7.2 to 10 inches for low shooting positions, while the numbered settings make it easy to return to a familiar height. A lever controls the 50-degree cant range, letting you level the rifle when the ground beneath the feet is not perfectly flat. Deployment is quick, and the high-traction rubber feet are suited to benches, packed dirt and ordinary field surfaces.
Make Sure You Have the Right Mount
Have M-LOK slots under your forend? This is the direct-mount OD Green version. Have a front sling stud instead? Choose the sling-stud ORYX. The mount is the important difference; the ORYX bipod is not limited to an ORYX chassis.
If your stock has only a sling swivel stud, the ORYX Sling Stud Bipod is the simpler match. If you prefer a modular forend with M-LOK, stay with this version and confirm the slot location provides the support position you want.
A Practical Bipod for the Range and Field
A steady front rest makes it easier to concentrate on the shot instead of holding up the rifle. Whether you are checking a new optic, working on groups with a .22 LR or shooting prone from open ground, the ORYX provides a straightforward way to support the forend. The legs flip into position quickly, and the compact 7.2–10-inch height range keeps the rifle low when that is the position you want. If you shoot over tall grass or need frequent high-angle position changes, a taller or more specialized bipod may be the better choice.
Shooters familiar with a Harris bipod may appreciate the same basic idea of dependable front support, but this ORYX attaches directly to M-LOK rather than a front stud. The Magpul Bipod is another option for general-purpose rifle support, with the mounting interface determined by the specific version. An Accu-Tac bipod belongs at the more specialized end of the range for shooters looking for a heavy-duty precision setup. For a substantial step up in positional versatility while staying with MDT, the GRND-POD deserves a closer look.
GRND-POD Mounting Options
The M-LOK GRND-POD is the closest step up from this ORYX. For rifles with ARCA or Picatinny rails, choose the corresponding mount instead.
GRND-POD M-LOKAttaches to compatible M-LOK slots.
GRND-POD ARCAFits compatible ARCA/RRS dovetail rails.
GRND-POD PicatinnyFits a compatible Picatinny rail.
Have an ORYX Chassis? Give Your Sling a Home.
An ORYX chassis can do more than hold a bipod. Our Pete’s Pillars Full-Length ARCA Rail adds a continuous mounting surface and integrated front QD sling sockets. Pair it with our ORYX Rear Replacement Buttstock Weight for rear QD attachment, and use compatible GrovTec QD sling swivels to complete the setup. It’s a way to carry the rifle without relying on the same attachment point used for front support. These are ORYX chassis upgrades, not parts required to mount this M-LOK bipod.
Already using an ARCA bipod or planning to switch? The full-length rail also opens up other front-support choices. For a direct M-LOK bipod such as this one, use a compatible M-LOK attachment location rather than assuming the ARCA rail itself is an M-LOK slot.
Pair It With
Pete’s Pillars Full-Length ORYX ARCA RailContinuous ARCA rail with three front QD cups.
Pete’s Pillars ORYX Rear Weight with QDAdds rear balance weight and left/right QD points.
GrovTec QD Sling SwivelsPush-button sling attachments for QD sockets.
Already Have an ORYX Chassis? Give It a New Look.
There is no reason to replace an ORYX chassis just to change the way it looks or carries accessories. Our M81 Woodland and Arctic Camo replacement panels change the finish, while the ORYX M-LOK side panels add mounting locations for compatible side accessories. Those side panels are separate chassis upgrades; make sure you have a suitable underside M-LOK slot for this bipod.
ORYX M81 Woodland PanelsA woodland finish for an existing ORYX chassis.
ORYX Arctic Camo PanelsA complete set of exterior replacement panels.
ORYX M-LOK Side PanelsAdds M-LOK slots to the sides of the forend.
The Next Level
Mountain, Backcountry and Ckye-Pod
For different kinds of shooting, three premium MDT bipods stand out. The Mountain emphasizes low carry weight on hunting rifles, the Backcountry adds height for field positions, and the Ckye-Pod Gen3 offers broader adjustments for positional competition. Each has its own mounting configuration, so match the bipod to the rifle’s rail.
Hunting | ARCAMDT Mountain BipodCarbon-fiber and titanium hunting support; ARCA mount.View Product →
Ultralight | PicatinnyMDT Backcountry BipodLightweight field bipod with added height; Picatinny mount.View Product →
Competition | ARCA / PicatinnyMDT Ckye-Pod Gen3 Single PullFast leg changes for PRS and other positional shooting.View Product →Build Around the Rifle
Chassis and Stocks for Your Rifle
From a CZ 457 or Ruger 10/22 rimfire to Tikka, Remington 700, Howa and Savage centerfire rifles, the stock or chassis determines the mounting choices available up front. These are distinct rifle inlets and builds—not interchangeable chassis. Check the rifle inlet and the location of the forend’s M-LOK slots before choosing a bipod.
Rimfire | CZ 457MDT ORYX CZ 457ORYX chassis with a CZ 457-specific inlet.View Product →
Rimfire | Ruger 10/22MDT ORYX Ruger 10/22 M81A Ruger 10/22 chassis in M81 Woodland camo.View Product →
Rimfire | Tikka T1xKRG Bravo Tikka T1xKRG Bravo configuration for the Tikka T1x.View Product →
Centerfire | Rem 700 SAMDT Field Stock Remington 700 SATraditional stock shape with an aluminum bedding system.View Product →
Centerfire | Tikka T3xMDT Field Stock Tikka T3/T3x SAMDT Field Stock for compatible Tikka T3/T3x short actions.View Product →
Centerfire | Howa 1500MDT Field Stock Howa 1500 SAFor compatible Howa 1500 and Weatherby short actions.View Product →
Centerfire | Savage SAMDT Field Stock Savage SAMDT Field Stock for compatible Savage short actions.View Product →Key Specifications
Manufacturer: MDT / Modular Driven Technologies
Model: ORYX Bipod, M-LOK attachment
MPN: 106740-ODG
Finish: Olive Drab Green (OD Green)
Mount: Direct attachment to compatible standard M-LOK slots
Construction: High-strength polymer
Weight: 11 oz
Height: 7.2–10 inches, measured at the pivot point
Cant: 50° adjustment range with tension lever
Legs: Quick-flip deployment, numbered height settings and protected button internals
Feet: High-traction rubber
Footprint: 9–11.5 inches
More Ways to Set Up Your Rifle
Pete’s Pillars carries MDT bipods and chassis, alongside the ORYX ARCA rail, rear weights and other accessories we manufacture. Choose the support that fits your rifle and the way you shoot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the 106740-ODG a complete ORYX bipod or just a mounting part?
It is the complete MDT ORYX M-LOK Bipod in OD Green. The M-LOK attachment is part of this model, not a separate adapter or an ORYX chassis component.
Will this ORYX bipod fit my rifle?
It fits a compatible standard M-LOK mounting slot on a rifle forend, handguard or chassis. You do not need an MDT ORYX chassis. Check that you have a suitable M-LOK location where the bipod will sit.
My rifle has a front sling stud. Which bipod should I buy?
Choose the MDT ORYX Sling Stud Bipod 106773-BLK. It attaches to the existing front stud without requiring an M-LOK forend.
Does this version attach directly to an ARCA or Picatinny rail?
No. The 106740-ODG is the M-LOK version. For ARCA or Picatinny mounting, consider the GRND-POD ARCA or GRND-POD Picatinny.
How much does the M-LOK ORYX bipod weigh?
The M-LOK version weighs 11 oz. The related sling-stud version weighs 12.5 oz. Both use MDT’s high-strength polymer construction.
What is the adjustment range of the ORYX bipod?
The legs adjust from 7.2 to 10 inches, measured at the pivot point. MDT specifies 50 degrees of cant, a 9–11.5-inch footprint and high-traction rubber feet.
When is the MDT GRND-POD a better choice?
When you need selectable leg angles and broader positional options for barricades or competition, the GRND-POD M-LOK is the natural next step. The ORYX is a straightforward option for prone, field and general range support.
Can I run a sling with an ORYX chassis and bipod?
Yes, with appropriate attachment points. Our Full-Length ORYX ARCA Rail includes QD sling sockets at the front, while our Rear Replacement Buttstock Weight provides rear QD sockets. Add compatible GrovTec swivels. Those components are ORYX chassis accessories, not required for this bipod.
Will ORYX replacement M-LOK side panels mount this bipod underneath?
The ORYX M-LOK side panels add accessory slots to the sides of the chassis forend. They should not be treated as proof of a suitable underside bipod location. Check the actual mounting surface before ordering the bipod.
How does ORYX compare with Magpul, Harris and Accu-Tac?
These brands cover different needs. Harris is widely associated with traditional stud-mounted bipods; Magpul offers general-purpose models in different attachment styles; and Accu-Tac offers heavier precision-oriented bipods. This ORYX is a lightweight, direct M-LOK option for everyday field and range use.
Pete’s Pillars is an authorized MDT dealer.
Small Change. Big Impact. Pete’s Pillars.
MDT | ORYX BIPOD | M-LOK MOUNT | OD GREEN
Stable Support Without the Extra Hardware
With an M-LOK-equipped forend, there is no reason to add a sling stud just to run a bipod. The MDT ORYX M-LOK Bipod 106740-ODG attaches to compatible M-LOK slots and gives your rifle a dependable front rest for sight-in, rimfire practice, hunting and time at the range. At 11 oz, this OD Green model combines a tough polymer build with quick-deploy legs, rubber traction feet and a broad, adjustable stance.
The ORYX is easy to live with on a rifle you actually use. Its legs extend from 7.2 to 10 inches for low shooting positions, while the numbered settings make it easy to return to a familiar height. A lever controls the 50-degree cant range, letting you level the rifle when the ground beneath the feet is not perfectly flat. Deployment is quick, and the high-traction rubber feet are suited to benches, packed dirt and ordinary field surfaces.
Make Sure You Have the Right Mount
Have M-LOK slots under your forend? This is the direct-mount OD Green version. Have a front sling stud instead? Choose the sling-stud ORYX. The mount is the important difference; the ORYX bipod is not limited to an ORYX chassis.
If your stock has only a sling swivel stud, the ORYX Sling Stud Bipod is the simpler match. If you prefer a modular forend with M-LOK, stay with this version and confirm the slot location provides the support position you want.
A Practical Bipod for the Range and Field
A steady front rest makes it easier to concentrate on the shot instead of holding up the rifle. Whether you are checking a new optic, working on groups with a .22 LR or shooting prone from open ground, the ORYX provides a straightforward way to support the forend. The legs flip into position quickly, and the compact 7.2–10-inch height range keeps the rifle low when that is the position you want. If you shoot over tall grass or need frequent high-angle position changes, a taller or more specialized bipod may be the better choice.
Shooters familiar with a Harris bipod may appreciate the same basic idea of dependable front support, but this ORYX attaches directly to M-LOK rather than a front stud. The Magpul Bipod is another option for general-purpose rifle support, with the mounting interface determined by the specific version. An Accu-Tac bipod belongs at the more specialized end of the range for shooters looking for a heavy-duty precision setup. For a substantial step up in positional versatility while staying with MDT, the GRND-POD deserves a closer look.
GRND-POD Mounting Options
The M-LOK GRND-POD is the closest step up from this ORYX. For rifles with ARCA or Picatinny rails, choose the corresponding mount instead.
GRND-POD M-LOKAttaches to compatible M-LOK slots.
GRND-POD ARCAFits compatible ARCA/RRS dovetail rails.
GRND-POD PicatinnyFits a compatible Picatinny rail.
Have an ORYX Chassis? Give Your Sling a Home.
An ORYX chassis can do more than hold a bipod. Our Pete’s Pillars Full-Length ARCA Rail adds a continuous mounting surface and integrated front QD sling sockets. Pair it with our ORYX Rear Replacement Buttstock Weight for rear QD attachment, and use compatible GrovTec QD sling swivels to complete the setup. It’s a way to carry the rifle without relying on the same attachment point used for front support. These are ORYX chassis upgrades, not parts required to mount this M-LOK bipod.
Already using an ARCA bipod or planning to switch? The full-length rail also opens up other front-support choices. For a direct M-LOK bipod such as this one, use a compatible M-LOK attachment location rather than assuming the ARCA rail itself is an M-LOK slot.
Pair It With
Pete’s Pillars Full-Length ORYX ARCA RailContinuous ARCA rail with three front QD cups.
Pete’s Pillars ORYX Rear Weight with QDAdds rear balance weight and left/right QD points.
GrovTec QD Sling SwivelsPush-button sling attachments for QD sockets.
Already Have an ORYX Chassis? Give It a New Look.
There is no reason to replace an ORYX chassis just to change the way it looks or carries accessories. Our M81 Woodland and Arctic Camo replacement panels change the finish, while the ORYX M-LOK side panels add mounting locations for compatible side accessories. Those side panels are separate chassis upgrades; make sure you have a suitable underside M-LOK slot for this bipod.
ORYX M81 Woodland PanelsA woodland finish for an existing ORYX chassis.
ORYX Arctic Camo PanelsA complete set of exterior replacement panels.
ORYX M-LOK Side PanelsAdds M-LOK slots to the sides of the forend.
The Next Level
Mountain, Backcountry and Ckye-Pod
For different kinds of shooting, three premium MDT bipods stand out. The Mountain emphasizes low carry weight on hunting rifles, the Backcountry adds height for field positions, and the Ckye-Pod Gen3 offers broader adjustments for positional competition. Each has its own mounting configuration, so match the bipod to the rifle’s rail.
Hunting | ARCAMDT Mountain BipodCarbon-fiber and titanium hunting support; ARCA mount.View Product →Ultralight | PicatinnyMDT Backcountry BipodLightweight field bipod with added height; Picatinny mount.View Product →Competition | ARCA / PicatinnyMDT Ckye-Pod Gen3 Single PullFast leg changes for PRS and other positional shooting.View Product →Build Around the Rifle
Chassis and Stocks for Your Rifle
From a CZ 457 or Ruger 10/22 rimfire to Tikka, Remington 700, Howa and Savage centerfire rifles, the stock or chassis determines the mounting choices available up front. These are distinct rifle inlets and builds—not interchangeable chassis. Check the rifle inlet and the location of the forend’s M-LOK slots before choosing a bipod.
Rimfire | CZ 457MDT ORYX CZ 457ORYX chassis with a CZ 457-specific inlet.View Product →Rimfire | Ruger 10/22MDT ORYX Ruger 10/22 M81A Ruger 10/22 chassis in M81 Woodland camo.View Product →Rimfire | Tikka T1xKRG Bravo Tikka T1xKRG Bravo configuration for the Tikka T1x.View Product →Centerfire | Rem 700 SAMDT Field Stock Remington 700 SATraditional stock shape with an aluminum bedding system.View Product →Centerfire | Tikka T3xMDT Field Stock Tikka T3/T3x SAMDT Field Stock for compatible Tikka T3/T3x short actions.View Product →Centerfire | Howa 1500MDT Field Stock Howa 1500 SAFor compatible Howa 1500 and Weatherby short actions.View Product →Centerfire | Savage SAMDT Field Stock Savage SAMDT Field Stock for compatible Savage short actions.View Product →Key Specifications
Manufacturer: MDT / Modular Driven Technologies
Model: ORYX Bipod, M-LOK attachment
MPN: 106740-ODG
Finish: Olive Drab Green (OD Green)
Mount: Direct attachment to compatible standard M-LOK slots
Construction: High-strength polymer
Weight: 11 oz
Height: 7.2–10 inches, measured at the pivot point
Cant: 50° adjustment range with tension lever
Legs: Quick-flip deployment, numbered height settings and protected button internals
Feet: High-traction rubber
Footprint: 9–11.5 inches
More Ways to Set Up Your Rifle
Pete’s Pillars carries MDT bipods and chassis, alongside the ORYX ARCA rail, rear weights and other accessories we manufacture. Choose the support that fits your rifle and the way you shoot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the 106740-ODG a complete ORYX bipod or just a mounting part?
It is the complete MDT ORYX M-LOK Bipod in OD Green. The M-LOK attachment is part of this model, not a separate adapter or an ORYX chassis component.
Will this ORYX bipod fit my rifle?
It fits a compatible standard M-LOK mounting slot on a rifle forend, handguard or chassis. You do not need an MDT ORYX chassis. Check that you have a suitable M-LOK location where the bipod will sit.
My rifle has a front sling stud. Which bipod should I buy?
Choose the MDT ORYX Sling Stud Bipod 106773-BLK. It attaches to the existing front stud without requiring an M-LOK forend.
Does this version attach directly to an ARCA or Picatinny rail?
No. The 106740-ODG is the M-LOK version. For ARCA or Picatinny mounting, consider the GRND-POD ARCA or GRND-POD Picatinny.
How much does the M-LOK ORYX bipod weigh?
The M-LOK version weighs 11 oz. The related sling-stud version weighs 12.5 oz. Both use MDT’s high-strength polymer construction.
What is the adjustment range of the ORYX bipod?
The legs adjust from 7.2 to 10 inches, measured at the pivot point. MDT specifies 50 degrees of cant, a 9–11.5-inch footprint and high-traction rubber feet.
When is the MDT GRND-POD a better choice?
When you need selectable leg angles and broader positional options for barricades or competition, the GRND-POD M-LOK is the natural next step. The ORYX is a straightforward option for prone, field and general range support.
Can I run a sling with an ORYX chassis and bipod?
Yes, with appropriate attachment points. Our Full-Length ORYX ARCA Rail includes QD sling sockets at the front, while our Rear Replacement Buttstock Weight provides rear QD sockets. Add compatible GrovTec swivels. Those components are ORYX chassis accessories, not required for this bipod.
Will ORYX replacement M-LOK side panels mount this bipod underneath?
The ORYX M-LOK side panels add accessory slots to the sides of the chassis forend. They should not be treated as proof of a suitable underside bipod location. Check the actual mounting surface before ordering the bipod.
How does ORYX compare with Magpul, Harris and Accu-Tac?
These brands cover different needs. Harris is widely associated with traditional stud-mounted bipods; Magpul offers general-purpose models in different attachment styles; and Accu-Tac offers heavier precision-oriented bipods. This ORYX is a lightweight, direct M-LOK option for everyday field and range use.
Pete’s Pillars is an authorized MDT dealer.
Small Change. Big Impact. Pete’s Pillars.
| Brand | MDT |
| Type | Chassis |