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Deciding which bipod you need ultimately depends on your use, application and preference. With those parameters in mind, you need to first decide on the series, and second on the method to which the bipod attaches to the rifle.
1. To determine the model you want, consider whether you want a bipod that will both Pan and Cant, or if you want a bipod that will Cant only with no Pan feature.
Atlas Bipods that will both Pan and Cant: V8, PSR, 5-H
• The V8 series is our original and standard Atlas Bipod that initially brought the patented Atlas features of preloaded Pan and Cant with the five, independent leg positions — including the the novel, independent 45º leg positions — to the market.
• The PSR series is our upgraded, contract awarded Atlas Bipod that met and exceeded the USSOCOM Precision Sniper Rifle (PSR) requirement. It is the hard use bipod of choice for professionals globally that need reliable support in a dynamic world.
• The 5-H series is our answer to requests for a “bigger and heavier” Atlas Bipod. While designed to withstand weight and recoil of larger calibers and big bore rifles, it has found favor with precision air rifles where size and weight is not an issue.
Atlas Bipods that will Cant only: CAL, Super CAL
• The CAL series is our answer to requests from the competitive shooting community that wanted the patented Atlas Bipod features without the Pan function. It still has our same patented leg positions and adjustment in conjunction with the original Pod-Loc™ that regulates the pre-tensioned Cant.
• The SUPER CAL series is our version of a super sized CAL Atlas Bipod developed for larger calibers and heavy guns used in shooting extreme distances. It is an estimated 50% larger than the CAL series with the same benefits. Like the 5-H, it has been used successfully with precision air rifles due to its highly stable base.
What are the pros and cons of having or not having these features?
The ability to both Pan and Cant is typically our first recommendation to military, law enforcement or hunters who are more often than not in a dynamic environment where the Pan is useful, such as an urban setting or uneven terrain. While the Pan can be used to track a moving target, it can also be used to load into an optimal position and then Pan over to a static target.
The ability to Cant only was a request from competitive shooters. The lack of Pan ensures the bore stays perpendicular to the bipod legs and in theory is more accurate, especially when engaging targets beyond 600 yards. Their overall design aids in increased stability and rigidity in three ways. First, by raising the apex, which lowers the bore. Second, it allows for a wider footprint. Third, the legs are placed in front of where the bipod attaches to the rifle.
This being said, everyone shoots differently. There are competitive shooters who like the Pan and others serving in the field who like the rigidity of the Cant only. Again, consider your use, application and preference.
Check out our Atlas Bipod Comparison Chart for each of our models and their specifications.
2. Now that you have decided on the series of Atlas Bipod, you need to figure the method to which the bipod attaches to the rifle.
• Two-Screw Clamp: For 1913 style Picatinny rails only. It requires a flathead (or anything that will fit into the slots of a flathead) for installation and removal. Because installation and removal is not timely, the two-screw clamp is suggested to be more of a permanent mounting solution to a rifle you know you want to dedicate that bipod to (ie: a hunting rifle). The strength of this option is a decrease in weight, bulk and price otherwise associated with installation of a quick detach lever.
• No Clamp (NC): Sent without a clamp or means to readily attach to any rail system. It has a two hole pattern of 1.100” with 10/32 threads. Requires any 17S size lever style mount (ie: LT271 from LaRue Tactical, Picatinny Rail Slider from Arisaka or any ARCA mount with the same hole pattern). This is also for application specific solutions to mount directly to our BT19 AI Spigot and BT70 M-LOK® Adapter. This is a great option if you already have your own 17S size lever. Two 10-32 x 3/8” flathead socket screws are included. Designated in model number by “NC”
• Quick Detach Lever (LW17): For 1913 style Picatinny rails only. This provides a means to quickly attach and detach an Atlas Bipod by using the installed ADM-170-S, which is manufactured by American Defense Manufacturing. Adjustment to fit to the 1913 style Picatinny rail does not require tools and accommodates for both in spec and out of spec rail systems. This is a great option if you are planning to use one bipod on multiple firearms outfitted with a 1913 style Picatinny rail. Designated in model number by “LW17”
If none of these are a definitive solution, you may need to install a rail or adapter. Check out our Atlas Bipod Rail Comparison Chart for additional options and specifications including general purpose, Anshutz, Freeland, Free float tube, M-LOK®, etc.
We offer two main mounting options:
- Image one represents a rifle buttstock with a straight surface that parallels the rifles bore and would accommodate our Precision Rail Monopod (PRM) style of Picatinny rail mount monopods: BT12, BT13 and BT31. Shown is the Magpul PRS which has a built in Picatinny rail, but a Picatinny Rail can usually be mounted to any such style stock that has the basic lines as illustrated by the red lines.
- Image two represents a traditional rifle buttstock with a downward sloping angle that would accommodate our original Sling Stud mount monopods: BT01, BT04, BT05 and BT06.
Check out our Accu-Shot Monopod Comparison Chart for each of our models and their specifications.
If neither option is a definitive solution, you may need to install a rail or adapter. Check out our Accu-Shot Monopod Rails Comparison Chart for options and specifications including general purpose, Sako TRG, ACE, ACS, STR, SIG SAUER, M-LOK®, etc.
The V8 series is our original and standard Atlas Bipod that initially brought the patented Atlas features of preloaded Pan and Cant with the five, independent leg positions — including the novel, independent 45º leg positions — to the market.
When under review for selection of the USSOCOM Precision Sniper Rifle system, we received feedback from the military testing about the V8. In response to that feedback, we made changes and in doing so, created the Precision Sniper Rifle (PSR) Atlas Bipod. The main changes include:
- Non-rotating Outer Legs: a set screw inside the outer leg runs in a channel machined into the inner leg preventing rotation of the outer leg
- Fore and Aft Pivot Limiting Bosses: two pegs on the front and back of the base helps to keep the muzzle level with loading a rifle to the bipod and reducing flexibility
- Stronger Inner Legs: width of the inner leg head is 5/8″ instead of 1/2″ and constructed from 7075-T6 aluminum instead of 6061-T6 aluminum making it an estimated 40% stronger
- Ergonomical Position Buttons: diameter of the position button is 0.5″ instead of 0.36″ to aide in manipulation and adjustment of independent leg positions.
The PSR series is our upgraded, contract awarded Atlas Bipod that met and exceeded the USSOCOM Precision Sniper Rifle (PSR) requirement. It is the hard use bipod of choice for professionals globally that need reliable support in a dynamic world.
Both models still include 30 degrees of preloaded Pan and 30 degrees of preloaded Cant, as well as the five leg positions at 0, 45, 90, 135 and 180 degrees.
Check out our Atlas Bipod Comparison Chart for each of our models and their specifications.
Two-Screw Clamp: For 1913 style Picatinny rails only. It requires a flathead (or anything that will fit into the slots of a flathead) for installation and removal. Because installation and removal is not timely, the two-screw clamp is suggested to be more of a permanent mounting solution to a rifle you know you want to dedicate that bipod to (ie: a hunting rifle). The positives of this option are a decrease in apex height, weight, bulk and price otherwise associated with an installed quick detach lever.
No Clamp (NC): Sent without a clamp or means to readily attach to any rail system. It has a two hole pattern of 1.100” with 10/32 threads. Requires any 17S size lever style mount (ie: LT271 from LaRue Tactical, Picatinny Rail Slider from Arisaka or ARCA mount) with the same hole pattern. This is also for application specific solutions to mount directly to our BT19 AI Spigot and BT70 M-LOK® Adapter. This is a great option if you already have your own 17S size lever. Two 10-32 x 3/8” flathead socket screws are included. Designated in model number by “NC”
Quick Detach Lever (LW17): For 1913 style Picatinny rails only. This provides a means to quickly attach and detach an Atlas Bipod by using the installed ADM-170-S, which is manufactured by American Defense Manufacturing. Adjustment to fit to the 1913 style Picatinny rail does not require tools and accommodates for both in spec and out of spec rail systems. This is a great option if you are planning to use one bipod on multiple firearms outfitted with a 1913 style Picatinny rail. Designated in model number by “LW17”
If none of these are a definitive solution for attachment to your rifle, you may need to install a rail or adapter. Here is our Atlas Bipod Rail Comparison Chart with options and specifications including general purpose, Anshutz, Freeland, Free float tube, M-LOK®, etc.
At this time, we do not offer a bipod that can attach directly to a sling stud, but we do offer a sling stud to Picatinny rail adapter: BT81 Lil’ Brandi — this Patent Pending design mounts to a traditional rifle stocks without disassembly, drilling holes or damaging the stock.
If the stock has two sling studs, we strongly recommend using our BT15 or BT17 Picatinny Rail.
For synthetic or wooden stocks with a single sling stud, you can still ask a gunsmith to drill a second hole into the stock for installation of a 1913 style Picatinny Rail. Check out our Atlas Bipod Comparison Chart for each of our models and their specifications.
We strongly recommend a competent gunsmith to do all modifications to any firearm. If you have the necessary skillset and tools, check out our video of How to Install a Rail.
There are five options to consider:
- If you bought the BT10 directly from us and it qualifies for a Return, you can upgrade to a BT10-LW17.
- If it does not qualify for a return, you can Exchange it for a BT10-LW17.
- If neither a Return or Exchange is an option for you, we can convert your BT10 into a BT10-NC for $60.00 and install an ADM-170-S Lever Mount for $60.00. Conversion and delivery of your BT10 into a BT10-LW17 is $120.00 total. If interested or have additional questions, Contact Us.
- The quickest solution is to purchase our BT43 Leveraged Rail which gives the functionality of a lever while keeping the BT10 as is. The negative is that it adds weight, bulk and increases the apex height.
- Since Atlas Bipods maintain an 80-90% resale value, you can always sell your BT10 and purchase a BT10-LW17.
It can be common for the tension knob to be stiff from the factory. To loosen:
- Install the bipod on your unloaded rifle
- Turn upside down or rest on buttstock with muzzle up
- Deploy the bipod legs in the 90 degree position
- With both hands on each leg, twist to work the Pan feature side to side
After use, it should start to loosen up. If stiffness is still unsatisfactory, Contact Us.
The main solution for mounting an Atlas Bipod is to install a 1913 style Picatinny Rail on your rifle. This may involve simply screwing a rail section in with fasteners or drilling a second hole in your stock to install a rail. Once installed, it will then accept any two-screw or quick detach lever (designated by “LW17”) mounted Alas Bipod.
We offer many 1913 style Picatinny Rails based on what is needed for general purpose, Anshutz, Freeland, Free float tube, M-LOK®, etc. Check out our Atlas Bipod Rail Comparison Chart with options and specifications.
We strongly recommend a competent gunsmith to do all modifications to any firearm. If you have the necessary skillset and tools, check out our video of How to Install a Rail.
A secondary solution is through our No Clamp (designated by “NC”) style of Atlas Bipods. They are sent without a clamp or means to readily attach to any rail system. It requires any 17S size lever style mount with the same two hole pattern of 1.100” and 10/32 threads. For example, LT271 from LaRue Tactical, Picatinny Rail Slider from Arisaka or ARCA mount with matching hole pattern. This is also for application specific solutions to mount directly to our BT19 AI Spigot and BT70 M-LOK® Adapter. The NC style is a great option if you already have your own 17S size lever or mount.
While we strive to build the best products with durability and longevity in mind, life happens and things break. Our no-fine-print Lifetime Warranty is such that if you own an authentic B&T product and it breaks or you break it, we’ll repair or replace it. We simply want to verify it is an authentic B&T product and know how it breaks so we can improve our products.
If you or someone else disassembles, loses or breaks any parts in an attempt to disassemble/reassemble a B&T product, you are doing so at your own risk and liability, voiding the product’s Lifetime Warranty.
Due to aftermarket products that require the legs to be removed for installation, as of February 1, 2023, there will be a flat rate of $105.00 for each leg bolt repair regardless of circumstance.
To begin the process for a repair:
- Fill out our Contact Us page
- Under, “What is this regarding?” select “Repair and Warranty”
- Due to the high volume of counterfeit “atlas” bipods that break, we require a photograph of your bipod that shows the base and leg hardware for authentication OR the B&T order number reflecting purchase of the item directly from us
- Under, “Questions, Comments, Concerns, Feedback, Suggestions or Other,” describe the usage and circumstance under which the B&T product failed
Once submitted, we will respond within 1-5 business days with a solution or RMA information for repairs or adjustments needed.
Yes, we offer a 10% discount off anything we make and priority service to active and retired Law Enforcement and Military members. For qualification requirements and details, visit our Law Enforcement and Military page.
All our products are in constant production, however, demand can outpace production at times. This results in a “Backordered” status, where the given product(s) will be available for purchase, but delivered at a later time once available. That timeline will be be made known on that product(s) page, at time of check out and on order confirmation. We work hard to get the item(s) back in stock as soon as possible.
Please, check with our Authorized Dealers as they may have available stock before we do.
PATENTS (4.17.2019)
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REGISTERED TRADEMARKS (4.17.2019)
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Yes, you can exchange your current, used Accu-Shot Monopod, Atlas Bipod or other B&T product for a different model. Check out details for verification and initiation of the exchange on our Returns & Exchanges page.
Yes, our Law Enforcement and Military 10% discount applies in addition to our Blemished Products for a total of 25% off.
For qualification requirements and details about our Law Enforcement and Military discount, visit our Law Enforcement and Military page.
Yes, we offer an industry discount to manufacturers in the firearm industry only. Please, contact customerservice@accu-shot.com for qualification requirements and details.
We expect all our Authorized Dealers to maintain Manufacturers Advertised Pricing [MAP].
We offer special introductory pricing on new products and occasionally, we offer Blemished Products at a greater discount with those subscribed to our Customer Newsletter.
When available, Blemished Products are 15% off. They did not pass our Quality Control due to cosmetic blemishes and/or surface deviations. Units remain 100% functional, ready to go into service and still carries our Lifetime Warranty. Blemishes will vary between each unit and carry our blemished logo.
Thank you for your interest in becoming an Authorized Dealer!
We require two of the following three items: FFL, business license, tax ID. Please, send them to customerservice@accu-shot.com. Once we have these, our dealer application will be sent to you along with answers for any questions you may have. We fully support our dealer network no matter their size or volume of sale.
“Next Day” shipping is not normally offered. We do offer Express shipping, which is an option at Checkout and the fastest service from the United States Postal Service. Check with USPS to determine how quickly the delivery can be made from our Zip Code, 67202, to your Zip Code. The transit timeline depends on the delivery location from 67202. Generally, it is 1-2 postal working days.
If you have an emergency or special request for shipping next day, please let us know in the “Comments” section of your order. We will do our best to accommodate your request!
No, we do not sell firearms or ammunition.
If you are here looking for ammunition, you might be looking for “accu-shot.net,” which can be reached at (337) 278-8397.
Yes, we do ship internationally. Please, be advised that international orders may be held up to 90 days for processing before shipping and up to 10 weeks in customs. All processing and holding times vary depending on location.
As always, we suggest supporting your local dealer. Check for an Authorized Dealer in your country.
We detail processes for applying an aftermarket finish for the following two options:
- Coating Your Accu-Shot Monopod or Atlas Bipod: Process for anyone wanting to apply an aftermarket finish to a currently owned B&T product
- Purchasing a New Accu-Shot Monopod or Atlas Bipod for Coating: Process for anyone wanting to apply an aftermarket finish to a new, unassembled B&T product
Check out Coating a B&T Product to learn more.
Anyone that disassembles, loses or breaks parts in an attempt to disassemble their B&T Product will be charged for labor plus parts. Anyone choosing not to use these services does so at their own risk and liability voiding the product’s Lifetime Warranty.
Adjustment of the ADM-170-S quick detach lever to fit to a 1913 style Picatinny rail does not require tools and accommodates for both in spec and out of spec rail systems:
- Press on the locking button to release the lever
- Press on the lever to reveal the nut on the opposing side
- Make necessary adjustments by rotating the nut clockwise (tighter) or counter clockwise (looser)
- Ensure the flats of the nut align with the flats in the recess of the lever
- Close the lever — do not force the lever and over tighten to the rail
Download and Print Operating Instructions for the ADM-170-S
Video: How to Adjust the ADM-170-S Quick Detach Lever on the Atlas Bipod
The best way to make sure you are getting an authentic Atlas Bipod is to order through an Authorized Dealer or directly from B&T Industries. If you suspect you may have purchased a counterfeit product, you may send us a photo of your product and we can confirm if it is a genuine B&T product or a counterfeit. Please, send this information to customerservice@accu-shot.com.
Visibly, there are six main ways to distinguish between an authentic Atlas Bipod and a counterfeit. Please, reference the image below. The bipod on the left is an authentic Atlas Bipod, while the bipod on the right is a counterfeit/copy/fake/knockoff (CCFK):
- Look at the overall quality of machining, surface appearance, fit and finish. In particular, the Leg Bolt (1), Position Plate (2) and Position Button (3) on an authentic Atlas Bipod has heat-treated stainless steel components, which is characterized by the dull finish versus the shiny, reflective, chrome-like plated surface on a ccfk leg bolt (1), position plate (2) and position button (3).
- The Position Plates (2), on an authentic Atlas Bipod are machine cut from a solid sheet of stainless steel then heat treated, while the counterfeit’s position plate is stamped out of a sheet of an unknown material then plated with a shiny, reflective chrome-like finish.
- The overall finish (6) on an authentic Atlas Bipod is comprised of 6061-T6 aluminum that is Type 3 hard coat Mil-Spec anodized. This process hardens the surface making it extremely durable and therefore difficult to corrode or scratch, while the ccfk’s overall finish (6) is comprised of an unknown material, appears as a shiny black, and easily scratched. Authentic Atlas vs. Counterfeit: material and finish
- Current production, authentic Atlas Bipods will have a ridge on the collar (5), while some counterfeits will not. It is extremely important to note that the early versions [V7] Atlas Bipods do not have a rim ridge on the collar. For this reason, an accurate distinction cannot be made by looking at the collars alone and other features must be taken into account.
- As of the middle of 2019, all authentic Atlas Bipods are engraved on one side of the base (4) with an arrow (if appropriate), “ATLAS®” followed by the series, “accu-shot.com/pat” and “PATENTED.” CCFK’s will either have the same words, a variation of those words or none of those words stamped onto the base (4).
- As of the beginning of 2020, all authentic B&T products come in a clear plastic bag with chipboard backing. CCFK’s often come in a box.
To discover how you can turn your counterfeit into credit towards an authentic Atlas Bipod, check out our Wright Project!
To determine the best height of monopod for your application, the following is offered as a guideline if using a bipod. If you are using another form of front rest, the same procedure applies. Take into consideration the terrain you will be using it. If doing range work, measure it there. If prairie dog hunting, then try to get a measurement on your next trip or reference the rest you used on your last trip. You will need something to measure with:
- Set your rifle up on a flat, level surface such as a table or shooting bench with the bipod or front rest set at the height you most commonly use.
- Hold the rifle bore as close to level as possible
- Maintain this position of the rifle while measuring the distance from the point where the monopod attaches (rear sling stud position measured from the stock OR from the flat surface of the rail) down to the supporting flat surface. The ideal monopod will give you adjustment on both sides of this measurement.
Check out our complete guide to Accu-Shot Monopod Sizing and Application.
Check out our Accu-Shot Monopod Comparison Chart for each of our models and their specifications.
Below is an image of one of our Stud Mount Accu-Shot Monopods (BT01, BT04, BT05, BT06) that was INSTALLED CORRECTLY, but worked loose due to the set screw NOT engaging fully on the flat surface of the swivel.
Adding a washer under the sling stud resolves this. We have these washers and can provide them at no cost. Please Contact Us.
A proper setup will show a simple brass colored circle in the flat area seen as a red circle.
Because of the many rifles, chassis, stocks, rails systems, configurations, variations, etc., we ask that you send a photo or link to a photo of the rifle in question. This allows us to see exactly what your rifle looks like in order for us to give you the best recommendation. Please, send the image(s) or a link to the stock/firearm in question to customerservice@accu-shot.com.
To install a Bipod: If your rifle has two existing sling studs, measure the center-to-center hole spacing and match with one of our offerings seen on our Atlas Bipod Rail Comparison Chart. It includes options and specifications including general purpose, Anshutz, Freeland, Free float tube, M-LOK®, etc.
To install a Monopod: Check out our Accu-Shot Monopod Rails Comparison Chart for options and specifications including general purpose, Sako TRG, ACE, ACS, STR, SIG SAUER, M-LOK®, etc.
It depends on what your rifle already includes. Because of the many rifles, chassis, stocks, rails systems, configurations, variations, etc., we ask that you send a photo or link to a photo of the rifle in question. This allows us to see exactly what your rifle looks like in order for us to give you the best instruction.
Please, send the image(s) or a link to the stock/firearm in question to customerservice@accu-shot.com.
We strongly recommend a competent gunsmith to do all modifications to any firearm. If you have the necessary skillset and tools, feel free to check out our video of How to Install a Rail.
Hardware is not included with our Picatinny rails, unless it is shown in the photo and specified in the product description.
If existing sling stud(s) are included on your rifle and if long enough, they could be used as a fastener. As commonly used by stock builders, we offer our BT1517 Rail Mounting Fastener Set to accommodate the installation of sling studs and rails. They are typically bedded into the stock from the barrel channel side.
We strongly recommend a competent gunsmith to do all modifications to any firearm. If you have the necessary skillset and tools, check out our video of How to Install a Rail.
We do not offer an adapter for a Key-Mod rail at this time.
Check out our Atlas Bipod Rail Comparison Chart for options and specifications including general purpose, Anshutz, Freeland, Free float tube, M-LOK®, etc.
Most of the Picatinny rails we offer require two attachment points to be able to mount the rail to your rifle. The only exception is our sling stud to Picatinny rail adapter: BT81 Lil’ Brandi — this Patent Pending design mounts to a traditional rifle stocks without disassembly, drilling holes or damaging the stock.
If the stock has two sling studs, we strongly recommend using our BT15 or BT17 Picatinny Rail.
For synthetic or wooden stocks with a single sling stud, you can still ask a gunsmith to drill a second hole into the stock for installation of a 1913 style Picatinny Rail. Check out our Atlas Bipod Comparison Chart for each of our models and their specifications.
We strongly recommend a competent gunsmith to do all modifications to any firearm. If you have the necessary skillset and tools, check out our video of How to Install a Rail.
A minimum of 3 slots of 1913 style Picatinny rail is needed to successfully mount an Atlas Bipod. The shortest Picatinny rail length that we offer is 2.05 inches long. The quick detach ADM-170-S lever fits this center-to-center spacing perfectly.
Check out our Atlas Bipod Rail Comparison Chart to compare overall length and center-to-center hole spacing measurements.
There are printed instructions on the packaging sent with all B&T products. Current and official video instruction can be found on our Tutorials Page.
For any additional assistance or technical support, please Contact Us.
Depending on which Accu-Shot Monopod is right for your application, it will be mounted by clamp onto a 1913 style Picatinny rail OR by a sling swivel onto a sling stud. We plan to create a video soon. In the meantime, you can send a photo or link to a photo of the rifle in question. This allows us to see exactly what your rifle looks like in order for us to give you the best recommendation. Please, send this information to customerservice@accu-shot.com.
Yes, we offer three mounting solution options for the M-LOK® rail system:
- Our BT70: Atlas M-LOK® Adapter is designed to be an interface specific to all our No Clamp Atlas Bipods (designated by “NC”). This is not a quick detach solution. For this reason, it can be considered more of a permanent solution to a rifle you know you want to dedicate that bipod to. The strength of this option is a decrease in weight, bulk and price otherwise associated with installation of a Picatinny rail and a quick detach lever. It is an extremely sleek solution for the M-LOK® rail system.
- Our BT73: M-LOK® Rail is designed for installation to all M-LOK® compatible hand guards, forends and buttstocks for use of a Picatinny rail section. It has 3 usable slots for attaching any of our 1913 Picatinny rail mounted Atlas Bipods, Accu-Shot Monopods or Folding Foregrip.
- Our BT80: M-LOK® Flush Cup Rail is also designed for installation to all M-LOK® compatible hand guards, forends and buttstocks for use of a Picatinny rail section. It has 5 usable slots and a flush cup allowing the use of Flush Cup sling swivels and sling studs.
Yes, and after 20 years, it’s about time!
No slick iPhone box or fancy foam cutouts. Historically we’ve slipped our products into plastic with instructions printed onto yellow paper. And from the words of a customer, “That’s it. They have that much confidence in their products.”
Before the time this comment was made, we hadn’t considered any association of our products with its packaging, because much like our products, our focus remained on efficiency, practicality and performance.
We introduced new packaging for all our products at the beginning of 2020. This change is in response to protect our brand from counterfeiters and to help our Authorized Dealers around the world display product and educate consumers.
Shop local and look for an Authorized Dealer near you!
The Atlas Bipod® and Accu-Shot Monopod® were designed to fulfill requirements needed to stabilize a precision rifle in the field. These features were created for a specific purpose, not to “look cool” but rather applied science and innovation to solve the issues found in supporting precision rifles.
The concept behind Hold What You Move Technology® stems off the purpose of a feature set that will, by design, hold the position set by the end user. What you actually are holding and manipulating, intentionally, is what will be moving. Nothing is spring-loaded to “spring-out” or collapse accidentally. Atlas legs will not get bumped, moved or dragged into an unwanted position or length. All of the Atlas Bipod leg movements are completely intentional.
The 360°, non-oriented Leg length adjustment allows height changes in unconventional positions with either hand. Combined, the 5 independent Leg positions and incremental Leg height adjustments allows for the ability to adjust to unlimited surfaces limited only by your imagination.
To learn more about the real world application of Hold What You Move Technology®, watch our demonstration Atlas Bipod Uses and Application.
