MDT BIPOD FOR THE ORYX CHASSIS | M-LOK | GREY | 106740-GRY
Built for the Oryx. Finished to Match.
MDT's M-LOK bipod for the Oryx chassis, in Grey to match the chassis rather than hang off it in black. It mounts straight to the M-LOK slots on the Oryx forend, adjusts from 7.2″ to 10″, carries 50 degrees of cant, and weighs 11 oz.
A bipod is the single accessory that changes how a rifle shoots more than anything you bolt to the top of it. Shooting off a bag or a pack works until the ground isn't flat, and then you're building a position instead of breaking a shot. This one is MDT's answer for Oryx owners: it goes directly onto the forend M-LOK, it's finished to match the chassis, and at 11 oz it doesn't undo the point of a light rifle. Use it for: NRL22 and rimfire steel, prone practice, range days off an uneven bench, and any Oryx build that's still resting on a rolled-up jacket.
Straight to the Forend.
The Oryx forend carries M-LOK slots on the underside, and this bipod uses them directly. That matters more than it sounds: a lot of bipods need an ARCA or Picatinny rail section bolted on first, which is another part to buy, another set of fasteners to check, and more stack-up between the rifle and the ground. Mounting into M-LOK keeps it tight to the forend and keeps the parts count down. If you'd rather have a rail so you can slide the bipod fore and aft, that's a different approach — see our ARCA rail below.
One Hand, While You're Behind the Rifle.
The legs run 7.2″ to 10″ at the pivot, with a 9″ to 11.5″ footprint and 50 degrees of cant so you can level the rifle on ground that isn't. MDT built the controls for one-handed operation — stow, deploy, extend the legs and set the cant tension without coming out of position or taking your firing hand off the grip. Rubber feet with a tread pattern keep it planted on a bench, a barricade or dirt. The legs are a premium polymer blend, which is how it stays at 11 oz.
Grey, Because the Chassis Is Grey.
MDT finish this bipod in the same colours they finish the Oryx, which is the whole point of buying it instead of a generic black one. Grey matches the Oryx Savage MkII in Grey, the Savage Axis LA in Grey and the Tikka T1x in Grey. If your chassis is another colour, check the other finishes in this listing's options before you order.
Our Take
Add Weight at the Back When You Add a Bipod at the Front
Hanging a bipod off the forend shifts the balance forward, and on a light rifle that makes it muzzle-heavy and harder to hold in anything but prone. We machine a replacement rear buttstock weight for the Oryx, with QD sling cups built in, to put mass back where it settles the rifle. We also make a full-length ARCA rail for the Oryx forend if you'd rather run an ARCA bipod you can slide. Both made in the USA right here in Michigan.
See our Oryx Buttstock Weight →Pair It With
Our Oryx Buttstock WeightBalances a forward-mounted bipod
Our Oryx ARCA RailIf you would rather slide the bipod
MDT M-LOK Barricade StopThe other thing worth adding up front
Where It Mounts
MDT Oryx Chassis
Every Oryx has M-LOK on the forend underside. Grey chassis listed first to match this bipod.
MDTOryx Sportsman Savage MkII, GreyMatching grey, rimfire inlet.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Savage Axis LA, GreyMatching grey, long action.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Sportsman Tikka T1x, GreyMatching grey, rimfire inlet.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Sportsman CZ 457Rimfire inlet, black.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Sportsman Ruger 10/22Rimfire inlet, black.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Savage Axis SA, M81Custom Cerakote by Pete's Pillars.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Remington 700 SA, M81Custom Cerakote by Pete's Pillars.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Sportsman Howa 1500 SAShort action, black.Shop Now →
More Options
Other MDT Bipods
If you want pan, cant, rapid deployment or carbon fibre, here's the rest of the line.
MDTGRND-POD M-LOK BipodLow-profile M-LOK, RRS compatible.Shop Now →
MDTCkye-Pod Gen 3 Compact4.6-11.9", pan and cant, ARCA.Shop Now →
MDTCkye-Pod Gen 3 Double PullRapid leg deployment for stages.Shop Now →
MDTCkye-Pod Gen 2RRS BTC mount, standard legs.Shop Now →
MDTMountain Bipod5.7 oz carbon and titanium, ARCA.Shop Now →
MDTBackCountry Bipod7.5-14.3" carbon and titanium.Shop Now →
Made in USAPete's PillarsFull-Length ARCA Rail for OryxBillet aluminum with QD sling cups.Shop Now →
Made in USAPete's PillarsOryx Rear Buttstock WeightReplacement weight with QD sling cups.Shop Now →
The Next Level
One Step at a Time.
- Step one: our full-length ARCA rail for the Oryx. Billet aluminium with QD sling cups, and it lets a bipod slide fore and aft instead of living in one M-LOK slot.
- Step two, when you're shooting stages: the Ckye-Pod Gen 3 Compact, with pan, cant and rapid leg deployment for positional work.
- If you're carrying it instead: the MDT Mountain Bipod is 5.7 oz of carbon and titanium.
Did You Know?
Pete's Pillars Sells More Than Pillars.
From centerfire chassis to optics and reloading, outfit every rifle in the safe in one place.
Optics & Mounts
Bipods & Magazines
Product Specifications
Manufacturer: MDT (Modular Driven Technologies)
MPN: 106740-GRY
Type: Bipod
Mount: M-LOK, Direct to the Oryx Forend
Height: 7.2″ to 10″, Measured at the Pivot
Footprint: 9″ to 11.5″
Cant: 50 Degrees
Weight: 11 oz
Legs: Premium High-Strength Polymer Blend
Feet: Rubber, Treaded
Operation: One-Handed Stow, Deploy, Leg Extension and Cant Tension
Designed For: MDT Oryx and Oryx Sportsman Chassis
Color: Grey
Also Available In: Black, Flat Dark Earth and Olive Drab Green
Frequently Asked Questions
Mounting, fit, colour matching and the rest of the bipod line.
Will it fit my chassis?
It's built for the MDT Oryx and mounts to the M-LOK slots on the forend underside, which every Oryx inlet has — rimfire and centerfire alike. If you're running something other than an Oryx, check that your forend has M-LOK underneath, or ask us and we'll confirm.
Do I need a rail section first?
No. That's the main reason to buy this one. It goes into the forend M-LOK directly, so there's no ARCA or Picatinny section to buy and bolt on first. If you want a rail anyway — so the bipod can slide fore and aft, or detach quickly between stages — our full-length ARCA rail for the Oryx does that and adds QD sling cups.
Will the grey match my chassis?
MDT finish this bipod in the same colours as the Oryx, so grey matches the Savage MkII, Savage Axis LA and Tikka T1x Oryx chassis in grey. Running a different colour chassis? Check this listing's other finish options first.
Should I add weight at the back?
Worth considering. A bipod puts weight out at the muzzle end, and on a light rifle that makes it nose-heavy off the bipod and harder to hold in positional shooting. Our Oryx rear buttstock weight puts mass back behind the trigger, with QD sling cups built in.
How tall does it go, and will it level on uneven ground?
7.2″ to 10″ at the pivot, with a 9″ to 11.5″ footprint and 50 degrees of cant. That cant range is what lets you level the rifle when the ground under the bipod isn't level, and the tension is adjustable one-handed so you can set it without leaving the gun.
This or a Ckye-Pod?
We only carry parts we trust, can stand behind and know are built with quality, so you're in good hands either way. This one's strength is simplicity: it bolts to the chassis you already own, matches it, and gets you off the ground. The Ckye-Pod Gen 3 adds pan, cant and rapid leg deployment, which earn their keep once you're shooting timed stages off barricades. For a first bipod on an Oryx, start here — at 11 oz with 50 degrees of cant it covers most of what people actually need — and step up when the shooting asks for it.
What else should I put on the forend?
A barricade stop is the other part that earns its place up front, and M-LOK QD sling mounts are MDT's own recommendation for slinging an Oryx. Our ARCA rail covers both mounting and sling cups in one part.
Does Pete's Pillars make its own parts?
Yes. We machine the Oryx ARCA rail and Oryx buttstock weight on this page, plus CZ 455 and 457 match barrels, firing pins, extractors and scope rails, pillar bedding kits and 10/22 parts, all here in Michigan. We run custom Cerakote in house and carry chassis from MDT, XLR and Grey Birch, optics, bipods and reloading gear like the Area 419 ZERO press.
Small Change. Big Impact. Pete's Pillars.
MDT BIPOD FOR THE ORYX CHASSIS | M-LOK | GREY | 106740-GRY
Built for the Oryx. Finished to Match.
MDT's M-LOK bipod for the Oryx chassis, in Grey to match the chassis rather than hang off it in black. It mounts straight to the M-LOK slots on the Oryx forend, adjusts from 7.2″ to 10″, carries 50 degrees of cant, and weighs 11 oz.
A bipod is the single accessory that changes how a rifle shoots more than anything you bolt to the top of it. Shooting off a bag or a pack works until the ground isn't flat, and then you're building a position instead of breaking a shot. This one is MDT's answer for Oryx owners: it goes directly onto the forend M-LOK, it's finished to match the chassis, and at 11 oz it doesn't undo the point of a light rifle. Use it for: NRL22 and rimfire steel, prone practice, range days off an uneven bench, and any Oryx build that's still resting on a rolled-up jacket.
Straight to the Forend.
The Oryx forend carries M-LOK slots on the underside, and this bipod uses them directly. That matters more than it sounds: a lot of bipods need an ARCA or Picatinny rail section bolted on first, which is another part to buy, another set of fasteners to check, and more stack-up between the rifle and the ground. Mounting into M-LOK keeps it tight to the forend and keeps the parts count down. If you'd rather have a rail so you can slide the bipod fore and aft, that's a different approach — see our ARCA rail below.
One Hand, While You're Behind the Rifle.
The legs run 7.2″ to 10″ at the pivot, with a 9″ to 11.5″ footprint and 50 degrees of cant so you can level the rifle on ground that isn't. MDT built the controls for one-handed operation — stow, deploy, extend the legs and set the cant tension without coming out of position or taking your firing hand off the grip. Rubber feet with a tread pattern keep it planted on a bench, a barricade or dirt. The legs are a premium polymer blend, which is how it stays at 11 oz.
Grey, Because the Chassis Is Grey.
MDT finish this bipod in the same colours they finish the Oryx, which is the whole point of buying it instead of a generic black one. Grey matches the Oryx Savage MkII in Grey, the Savage Axis LA in Grey and the Tikka T1x in Grey. If your chassis is another colour, check the other finishes in this listing's options before you order.
Our Take
Add Weight at the Back When You Add a Bipod at the Front
Hanging a bipod off the forend shifts the balance forward, and on a light rifle that makes it muzzle-heavy and harder to hold in anything but prone. We machine a replacement rear buttstock weight for the Oryx, with QD sling cups built in, to put mass back where it settles the rifle. We also make a full-length ARCA rail for the Oryx forend if you'd rather run an ARCA bipod you can slide. Both made in the USA right here in Michigan.
See our Oryx Buttstock Weight →Pair It With
Our Oryx Buttstock WeightBalances a forward-mounted bipod
Our Oryx ARCA RailIf you would rather slide the bipod
MDT M-LOK Barricade StopThe other thing worth adding up front
Where It Mounts
MDT Oryx Chassis
Every Oryx has M-LOK on the forend underside. Grey chassis listed first to match this bipod.
MDTOryx Sportsman Savage MkII, GreyMatching grey, rimfire inlet.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Savage Axis LA, GreyMatching grey, long action.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Sportsman Tikka T1x, GreyMatching grey, rimfire inlet.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Sportsman CZ 457Rimfire inlet, black.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Sportsman Ruger 10/22Rimfire inlet, black.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Savage Axis SA, M81Custom Cerakote by Pete's Pillars.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Remington 700 SA, M81Custom Cerakote by Pete's Pillars.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Sportsman Howa 1500 SAShort action, black.Shop Now →
More Options
Other MDT Bipods
If you want pan, cant, rapid deployment or carbon fibre, here's the rest of the line.
MDTGRND-POD M-LOK BipodLow-profile M-LOK, RRS compatible.Shop Now →
MDTCkye-Pod Gen 3 Compact4.6-11.9", pan and cant, ARCA.Shop Now →
MDTCkye-Pod Gen 3 Double PullRapid leg deployment for stages.Shop Now →
MDTCkye-Pod Gen 2RRS BTC mount, standard legs.Shop Now →
MDTMountain Bipod5.7 oz carbon and titanium, ARCA.Shop Now →
MDTBackCountry Bipod7.5-14.3" carbon and titanium.Shop Now →
Made in USAPete's PillarsFull-Length ARCA Rail for OryxBillet aluminum with QD sling cups.Shop Now →
Made in USAPete's PillarsOryx Rear Buttstock WeightReplacement weight with QD sling cups.Shop Now →
The Next Level
One Step at a Time.
- Step one: our full-length ARCA rail for the Oryx. Billet aluminium with QD sling cups, and it lets a bipod slide fore and aft instead of living in one M-LOK slot.
- Step two, when you're shooting stages: the Ckye-Pod Gen 3 Compact, with pan, cant and rapid leg deployment for positional work.
- If you're carrying it instead: the MDT Mountain Bipod is 5.7 oz of carbon and titanium.
Did You Know?
Pete's Pillars Sells More Than Pillars.
From centerfire chassis to optics and reloading, outfit every rifle in the safe in one place.
Optics & Mounts
Bipods & Magazines
Product Specifications
Manufacturer: MDT (Modular Driven Technologies)
MPN: 106740-GRY
Type: Bipod
Mount: M-LOK, Direct to the Oryx Forend
Height: 7.2″ to 10″, Measured at the Pivot
Footprint: 9″ to 11.5″
Cant: 50 Degrees
Weight: 11 oz
Legs: Premium High-Strength Polymer Blend
Feet: Rubber, Treaded
Operation: One-Handed Stow, Deploy, Leg Extension and Cant Tension
Designed For: MDT Oryx and Oryx Sportsman Chassis
Color: Grey
Also Available In: Black, Flat Dark Earth and Olive Drab Green
Frequently Asked Questions
Mounting, fit, colour matching and the rest of the bipod line.
Will it fit my chassis?
It's built for the MDT Oryx and mounts to the M-LOK slots on the forend underside, which every Oryx inlet has — rimfire and centerfire alike. If you're running something other than an Oryx, check that your forend has M-LOK underneath, or ask us and we'll confirm.
Do I need a rail section first?
No. That's the main reason to buy this one. It goes into the forend M-LOK directly, so there's no ARCA or Picatinny section to buy and bolt on first. If you want a rail anyway — so the bipod can slide fore and aft, or detach quickly between stages — our full-length ARCA rail for the Oryx does that and adds QD sling cups.
Will the grey match my chassis?
MDT finish this bipod in the same colours as the Oryx, so grey matches the Savage MkII, Savage Axis LA and Tikka T1x Oryx chassis in grey. Running a different colour chassis? Check this listing's other finish options first.
Should I add weight at the back?
Worth considering. A bipod puts weight out at the muzzle end, and on a light rifle that makes it nose-heavy off the bipod and harder to hold in positional shooting. Our Oryx rear buttstock weight puts mass back behind the trigger, with QD sling cups built in.
How tall does it go, and will it level on uneven ground?
7.2″ to 10″ at the pivot, with a 9″ to 11.5″ footprint and 50 degrees of cant. That cant range is what lets you level the rifle when the ground under the bipod isn't level, and the tension is adjustable one-handed so you can set it without leaving the gun.
This or a Ckye-Pod?
We only carry parts we trust, can stand behind and know are built with quality, so you're in good hands either way. This one's strength is simplicity: it bolts to the chassis you already own, matches it, and gets you off the ground. The Ckye-Pod Gen 3 adds pan, cant and rapid leg deployment, which earn their keep once you're shooting timed stages off barricades. For a first bipod on an Oryx, start here — at 11 oz with 50 degrees of cant it covers most of what people actually need — and step up when the shooting asks for it.
What else should I put on the forend?
A barricade stop is the other part that earns its place up front, and M-LOK QD sling mounts are MDT's own recommendation for slinging an Oryx. Our ARCA rail covers both mounting and sling cups in one part.
Does Pete's Pillars make its own parts?
Yes. We machine the Oryx ARCA rail and Oryx buttstock weight on this page, plus CZ 455 and 457 match barrels, firing pins, extractors and scope rails, pillar bedding kits and 10/22 parts, all here in Michigan. We run custom Cerakote in house and carry chassis from MDT, XLR and Grey Birch, optics, bipods and reloading gear like the Area 419 ZERO press.
Small Change. Big Impact. Pete's Pillars.
| Brand | MDT |
| Type | Bipod |