Thread: MTNGear bipod

Originally Posted by Kelton

Can we get a few pictures of the bipod and mount mate not the ass end of the rifle haha I’m pulling my hair out trying to select which bipod to get at the moment and this has thrown in another contender it was between backlanz and spartan before a hell of a lot of back and forth so far I’m looking for the good the bad the ugly many thanks

I have the backlands if you want to come cheek it out sometime im in palmy

Hi guys Matt here. Good to see the questions and answers by customers who will provide a level of credibility and objectivity greater than myself.

If there are any questions or things you want to see / know feel free to reach out and let me know if there is anything in particular I have missed. When publicising of my products and their features it is always hard to know what information to provide and to what level of detail so that the details are easy to access and not buried in 10min videos.

Instagram is my preferred method of communication as the video and voice message features make my life easy. Also email, message through the website or Facebook will also get to me. I am rarely on here.

I see it mentioned here so I will address the comments about Backlanz and MTNGear. There is absolutely zero animosity towards Ethan and his products and there is zero intention of dissing his products through my marketing. He makes a good product and seams like a good guy and that is reflected in his post on here following some comments by someone else who seemed to have a connection with him. We each have our own needs/desires for what we want in a bipod and that is a very good thing for hunters who will also have varying needs/desires. Its also great for hunting in NZ. The more NZ based companies the better for us all including myself. My posts about my attachment method seams to have ruffled some feathers but there is always more to the story. I try to use as many other products out there for my own market research, when doing this for tripods in this last year I was using another companies picatinny attachment on the tripod head. The latch was poorly designed and a fumble by myself resulted in my spotter going of a cliff and getting absolutely destroyed. This and a bunch of questions about attachment method prompted my post about why the bipods have a constant positive pressure system required to remove them. (This will also be the case for my tripods!!!) Loosing a lot of money off a cliff like that forms some pretty strong opinions around why my design is the way it is and is no reference to anyone else.

Cheers to everyone who has or is considering the purchase of my products, making stuff is very much a labour of love and seeing other people using it!
Matt