CKYE-POD GEN3 - Double Pull Bipod (114150-BLK)

CKYE-POD GEN3 — Double Pull Bipod

The CKYE-POD GEN3 Double-Pull sits in the sweet spot of MDT's GEN3 lineup: more height than the Single Pull, less weight than a triple-pull, and enough range to handle everything from flat-range prone to a high sitting position on a slope. If you run varied terrain and mixed barricade stages, this is the do-everything setup that keeps you flexible without dragging extra weight.

Dual leg extensions let you find height fast without losing your base. Each pull snaps into place with a smooth, tactile lock, so you can move through multiple positions in a single stage and trust every one. Height runs from 6" prone all the way to 18", which is where the Double Pull earns its keep on awkward stages the Single Pull can't reach.

Built from precision-machined anodized aluminum with stainless steel pins and black oxide hardware, it's an all-metal platform with tight tolerances, minimal wobble, and no rattle. Knurled latches and bolts stay grippy in any weather, and the anodized surfaces shrug off grit and corrosion. Toolless cant tension gives you up to 360° of cant that stays set where you put it, shot after shot, and spiked feet bite into any terrain.

GEN3 brings larger tactile knobs and buttons for easier indexing, legs that lock in the collapsed position to prevent accidental deployment, and machined-in texturing that won't wear smooth. Pop a leg off with a single Allen key for field cleaning, then reassemble and stay in the match.

The AP Throw Lever head fits standard and non-standard Picatinny and ARCA rails with three positions: lock, slide, and remove. It's also compatible with existing A.R.M.S. #17 mounts.

Specs

• Weight: 1.6 lbs / 25 oz
• Materials: Anodized aluminum, black oxide and stainless steel
• Dimensions (stowed): 13.5" L × 3.07" W × 2.5" H
• Height range: 6" (158mm) to 18" (469mm)
• Splay positions: Narrow, Mid, Wide
• Attachment: ARCA, Picatinny (A.R.M.S. #17 compatible heads)
• SKU: 114150-BLK

Not sure which CKYE-POD is right for your stages? The short answer is: Single Pull for compact PRS work, Double Pull when you need more height range without the weight of a triple. Questions? We're here.