Warne 7959M Skyline Black Steel M-LOK Bipod Mount - Low Profile

The Warne 7959M Skyline M-LOK Mount delivers precision attachment for bipods and accessories on modern tactical rifles. This black steel mounting solution integrates seamlessly with M-LOK handguards while maintaining the low-profile aesthetics shooters demand.

What Makes This Different

Unlike bulky rail sections that add unnecessary weight and snag points, the Skyline mount provides direct M-LOK integration with minimal profile extension. The precision-machined steel construction handles recoil forces that can loosen aluminum alternatives over extended shooting sessions. Heat-treated components resist wear from repeated attachment cycles while maintaining zero retention.

Key Features

• Direct M-LOK interface eliminates need for Picatinny rail sections
• Heat-treated steel construction withstands heavy recoil cartridges
• Low-profile design maintains handguard aesthetics
• Compatible with standard swivel stud bipods and accessories
• Corrosion-resistant black finish matches tactical hardware
• Precision tolerances ensure consistent return to zero
• Tool-free installation with M-LOK T-nuts included

Field performance centers on reliability under stress conditions. The steel construction maintains attachment integrity through temperature cycling from desert heat to mountain cold. Competition shooters benefit from the repeatable mounting system that returns accessories to identical positions. The low profile prevents interference with shooting positions while providing rock-solid attachment for bipods during precision shooting scenarios.

Technical Specs

• Material: Heat-treated steel with black oxide finish
• Mounting: M-LOK compatible (requires 2 slots)
• Attachment: Standard 1/4-20 swivel stud threading
• Profile height: 0.5 inches above handguard surface
• Weight: 1.2 ounces
• Length: 1.75 inches
• Width: 0.875 inches
• Includes: Mount, M-LOK T-nuts, installation hardware

The Skyline mount represents solid engineering focused on function over flash. Steel construction costs slightly more than aluminum alternatives but delivers the durability serious shooters require for equipment that must perform when it matters most.