Feyachi Bipod Review & Shoot B13 Mlok Bipod

Published on December 19, 2022
Duration: 6:19

This review covers the Feyachi B13 M-LOK bipod, detailing its installation process onto an M-LOK handguard using provided hardware and wrenches. The reviewer highlights the importance of blue Loctite to prevent loosening from recoil. Functionality is demonstrated, including the spring-loaded leg deployment and adjustable leg lengths for uneven terrain. The bipod is noted for its surprising durability and affordability, especially when on sale.

Quick Summary

The Feyachi B13 M-LOK bipod is installed by aligning its hardware with M-LOK slots, inserting cams, and tightening screws with provided wrenches. Applying blue Loctite is recommended to prevent loosening from recoil. Its spring-loaded, adjustable legs offer stability on uneven terrain, making it a durable and affordable accessory.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Feyachi Bipod
  2. 00:07Rifle Setup: Anderson Lower & BCA 22 WMR Upper
  3. 00:35Bipod Packaging and Contents
  4. 00:58M-LOK Mounting Hardware and Installation
  5. 01:35Bipod Leg Deployment and Adjustment
  6. 02:16Bipod Mounted on Rifle with Scope
  7. 02:41Range Test: Durability and Functionality
  8. 03:12Testing Under Duress
  9. 03:56Conclusion and Recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you install the Feyachi B13 M-LOK bipod?

To install the Feyachi B13 M-LOK bipod, align its mounting hardware with the M-LOK slots on your handguard. Insert the cams into the slots, then thread the screws through the bipod bracket into the cams. Tighten securely with the provided wrenches. Applying blue Loctite to the screws is recommended to prevent loosening from recoil.

What are the key features of the Feyachi B13 bipod?

The Feyachi B13 bipod features an M-LOK mounting system, spring-loaded legs that deploy rapidly, and adjustable leg lengths for stability on uneven terrain. It also includes rubber footies for grip and is noted for its surprising durability and affordability.

Why is blue Loctite important for bipod installation?

Blue Loctite is crucial for bipod installation to prevent the mounting screws from vibrating loose due to the recoil generated by firing the firearm. This ensures the bipod remains securely attached and maintains consistent stability during shooting sessions.

Can the Feyachi B13 bipod be used on different terrains?

Yes, the Feyachi B13 bipod is designed to handle different terrains. Its adjustable leg lengths allow you to compensate for uneven ground, rocks, or slopes by setting one leg longer than the other, ensuring a stable shooting platform.

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