sniper V8 atlas Bipod Leg with quick detach 6.5-9.5 inch Black Mount Picatinny rail bipod log for rifle

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It is constructed with 6061-T6 aluminum and 7075-T6 aluminum for the inner legs, with a Mil-Spec Type III hard coat anodized finish. Offers five leg positions, preloaded pan and cant of 30 degrees each, and is compatible with Picatinny mounts, making it versatile for various shooting conditions. The solid but lightweight hard-anodised T6061 aluminium construction and innovative design features give new capabilities to a unit weighing just 300g. As a person with time in the military, the aerospace industry, and being an all around "built-to-last" engineering aficionado type, I really get the difference between the appearance of quality and serious quality and the Accu-Shot Atlas Bi-Pod is "Serious Quality". I wish I had gotten the quick attach model instead of the 2 bolt model so I could use in on different rifles while not having to unbolt it.

The Atlas Bipod BT46-LW17 PSR with ADM-170-S QD Mount (Precision Sniper Rifle) Atlas Bipod mounts directly to any 1913 style Picatinny rail via the included ADM-170-S lever Quick Detachable Mount. rifle so if you try to manipulate it not an a rail with the rifle it will seem stiff as it should be. It is comprised of 6061-T6 aluminum that is Mil-Spec Type III hard coat anodized and have heat treated stainless steel components.The Atlas BT10 bipod is the base model of a range made available from Sporting Services that I first took to heart when using the Accuracy International AT rifle a few months ago. The PSR pans and cants, the CAL has a wider stance and does not pan plus the cant can be locked with the KMW Pod Loc lever. There are several accessories that they make for the atlas bipod including leg extensions and interchangeable feet. Available with three attachment options: a quick-detach Picatinny lever mount, a more permanent two-screw Picatinny mount, or a No-Clamp mounting option that fits any 17S size lever-style mount when using the proper adapter (sold separately), including the A.

Comes with three mounting options: a quick-detach Picatinny lever mount, a two-screw Picatinny mount, or a No-Clamp option compatible with any 17S lever-style mount (adapter sold separately). Mounting Solutions: The patented QD lever system makes it easy to attach and detach the bipod from firearms without any tools. Unless you intend to run AREA 419s arca lock system maybe consider the RRS BTC clamp if you haven’t already. The BT10 V8 Atlas Bipod mounts directly to any 1913 style Picatinny rail via a low profile two screw clamp assembly. inches, cant of 15 degrees, five leg positions, non-rotating legs, and is available only in black, weighing 12.I tired several of the in grip models as well as others and while some were quick to deploy they set up at pretty much a fixed height so would not adapt to much. Folded reward towards the grip is still allows me to fit the whole package in a discrete carry bag which is exactly what I wanted. Customs policies vary widely from country to country; please contact your local customs office for further information. The well-thought-out construction of the bipod guarantees the possibility of a stable positioning of the replica in various planes and heights.

Choosing which Atlas Bipod will be best for you just got easier, the Atlas Bipod Comparison Chart outlines all the current models and the specification of each bipod. The Midwest Industries Short QD Optic Mount is highly adjustable without tools and designed for Atlas bipods, featuring a smooth QD lever for easy operation and reliable rail clamping. The Patented Atlas Bipod lines brought new and novel features to the bipod that had not been seen before (including built in Pan and Cant and the novel 45 degree leg positioning). Note: By "not quick to deploy" I mean they're slower than other styles; still easy and very versatile, just not as quick as others which may not be good for a immediate action.began during a 1997 Prairie Dog hunt, in which a good friend to the business, forgot to bring his sandbag and resorted to a time-honored, field-expedient solution: putting dirt in the sock he had been wearing. I use this on both my AR's, a 10/15, my custom bolt action precision Rifle and my 10/22 target rifle.