Fab Defense USIQ Spike Tactical Bipod - MLOK Compatible FX-SPIKEMB

SKU:
115658600
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UPC:
7290111586804
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MPN:
FXSPIKEMB
$159.20
Current Stock:
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Material:
Polymer
Attachment Type:
M-LOK
Lockable Position:
Yes
No. of Legs:
2
Type of Feet:
Rubber
Vertical Adjustment:
7.09"- 9.88"
Includes:
Leg Extensions

The Fab Defense USIQ Spike Tactical Bipod is a precision M-LOK compatible bipod built for shooters who demand versatility without compromise. Whether you're setting up for long-range hunting, competitive shooting, or tactical training, this bipod delivers the stability and adjustability needed to dial in your shots while keeping your setup lightweight and modular. The hybrid construction pairs hardened steel with 6061 T-6 aluminum and high-performance polymer composite to strike a balance between durability and weight savings.

What sets the Spike apart is its intelligent design philosophy. The leg positioning system offers four discrete locking angles—0, 45, 90, and 135 degrees—so you can adapt to uneven terrain or shooting positions without fumbling with infinite micro-adjustments. Leg height ranges from 180 mm to 251 mm (measured at the 90-degree position), giving you solid support whether you're prone on flat ground or working around obstacles. Extension and collapse are tool-free: pull down to extend, push the button to retract. The rotating head lets you pan up to 60 degrees with a spring-loaded mechanism and tilt 20 degrees with full lockdown or quick-release for dynamic target tracking.

Stability comes from rectangular inner leg geometry rather than traditional round tubes—a detail that resists torsion and keeps your point of impact consistent shot to shot. Rubberized feet grip whatever surface you're on, and they pop out for quick replacement if they wear down. The footprint adjusts between 245 and 300 mm, and the M-LOK interface means it mounts cleanly to any modern rifle platform without rails or adapters cluttering your handguard.

At 405 grams, the Spike threads the needle between rugged functionality and carry weight. Serious shooters appreciate equipment that does one job exceptionally well rather than trying to be everything; this bipod commits fully to stable, repeatable shooting positions.

Key Features

  • M-LOK mounting—direct-attach, no rail adapters needed
  • Four-position leg lock angles (0°, 45°, 90°, 135°) for terrain adaptation
  • Adjustable leg height: 180–251 mm at 90° position
  • Rotating head with 60° pan and 20° tilt, lockable or spring-loaded for tracking
  • Rectangular leg geometry for rigid, torsion-resistant support
  • Tool-free leg extension and spring-button retraction
  • Rubberized feet with quick-release replacement
  • Hybrid construction: hardened steel, aluminum, and polymer composite
  • Lightweight at 405 grams

Specifications

Mounting InterfaceM-LOK compatible
Weight405 grams
Stowed Length206 mm
Stowed Width96 mm
Stowed Height50 mm
Deployed Length51 mm extension
Deployed Width242 mm nominal, 308 mm maximum
Deployed Height188 mm nominal, 255 mm maximum
Leg Height Range180–251 mm (at 90° position)
Pan Movement60° with spring-loaded mechanism
Tilt Movement20° lockable
Leg Lock Positions0°, 45°, 90°, 135°
MaterialHardened steel, 6061 T-6 aluminum, polymer composite
FeetRubberized, tool-free replacement

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the Fab Defense Spike bipod fit my rifle's M-LOK handguard?

Yes. The Spike is designed for direct M-LOK attachment, so it mounts securely to any handguard, rail, or accessory slot that features M-LOK. No adapters or additional hardware are needed.

How tall does this bipod get, and what's the minimum height?

At the 90-degree leg position, height ranges from 180 mm (minimum) to 251 mm (nominal). When fully deployed with maximum extension, the bipod reaches 255 mm in height. The four-position leg lock angles also give you flexible height and angle options depending on your shooting stance and terrain.

Can I adjust the bipod for uneven ground or awkward shooting positions?

Absolutely. The four discrete leg lock positions (0, 45, 90, and 135 degrees) let you adapt each leg independently. The rotating head pans 60 degrees and tilts 20 degrees, so you can fine-tune your aim for obstacles, slopes, or target movement without moving your whole rifle.

Does the bipod come with extra feet, and can I replace them myself?

The Spike includes rubberized feet designed for quick, tool-free replacement when they wear down. No special tools or parts are required—they simply pop out and in.