The Barrett MRAD tactical precision bipod is a no-nonsense shooting support built for shooters who demand stability without the weight penalty. Designed to mount directly to any standard 1913 Picatinny rail via a simple two-screw clamp, this bipod delivers the kind of repeatable, rock-solid platform that matters when accuracy counts—whether you're working up loads on the bench, zeroing a new rifle, or shooting precision rifle competitions. At 11 ounces, it's light enough that you won't resent carrying it, yet rigid enough to do real work.
Barrett engineered this bipod around the MRAD platform, so it slots seamlessly into setups already wearing Picatinny hardware. The adjustable height range of approximately 4.75 to 9 inches lets you dial in the right cheek position and sight picture for your individual rifle and shooting position—critical when you're trying to wring consistency out of a precision gun. The low-profile two-screw mounting keeps it compact and minimizes snag hazards if you're moving through rough country.
Finished in hard-anodized black, the MRAD bipod resists corrosion and blends with modern tactical setups. If you shoot long-range, hunt from a fixed position, or spend time at the range chasing groups, a quality bipod isn't optional—it's the foundation of repeatability. This one delivers professional-grade performance without theatrical pricing or unnecessary bulk.
Key Features
- Direct Picatinny rail mounting via low-profile two-screw clamp assembly
- Adjustable height range approximately 4.75 to 9 inches to dial in your position
- Lightweight at 11 ounces—minimal carry penalty
- Hard-anodized black finish resists corrosion
- Purpose-built for MRAD platforms and standard 1913 rails
Specifications
| Brand | Barrett |
| Height Range | Approximately 4.75–9 inches |
| Weight | 11.0 ounces |
| Mounting | 1913 Picatinny rail (two-screw clamp) |
| Finish | Hard-anodized black |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this bipod fit my rifle?
The MRAD bipod mounts to any rifle or platform equipped with a standard 1913 Picatinny rail using the included two-screw clamp assembly. If your gun has Picatinny slots (common on modern tactical rifles, precision platforms, and many hunting rifles), this bipod will mount directly.
What height range should I expect?
The bipod adjusts from approximately 4.75 to 9 inches in height, giving you flexibility to dial in your natural shooting position whether you're prone on the ground, on a bench, or in an intermediate shooting stance.
How much does the MRAD bipod weigh?
At 11 ounces, it's light enough for field use without adding noticeable burden to your rifle, yet engineered for the rigidity required in precision shooting and longer-range applications.
Is this bipod good for hunting and range shooting?
Yes. The MRAD bipod works equally well for precision rifle work at the range, load development, competition shooting, and field hunting from a supported position. Its lightweight, low-profile design makes it practical for hunters who want stability without extra bulk.
