Atlas bipods
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Malxwal
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I'm not sure they offer any real gain over the Harris other than width. I use a BT65, with spike/claw feet, which suits me putting my shoulder into it. One thing I'd say is go for adjustable cant only. Go as wide as you can for stability.
I also use an Accushot, which is very stable, again usually with claws.
I also use an Accushot, which is very stable, again usually with claws.
Looked at the Accu-Tac.
Accu-Tac SR-5 G2 Bipod
Accu-Tac SR-5 G2 Bipod. The Accu-Tac SR-5 G2 Bipod was designed, engineered, and manufactured in the USA. It is 100% billet, made from the highest quality aircraft aluminum available. Its wide stance and ratcheted leg extension gives you the adjustability needed for precision aim and...
Malxwal
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Have a look at the FC4-G2:Looked at the Accu-Tac.
Accu-Tac SR-5 G2 Bipod
Accu-Tac SR-5 G2 Bipod. The Accu-Tac SR-5 G2 Bipod was designed, engineered, and manufactured in the USA. It is 100% billet, made from the highest quality aircraft aluminum available. Its wide stance and ratcheted leg extension gives you the adjustability needed for precision aim and...www.uttings.co.uk
FC-4 G2 BIPOD
The Accu-Tac FC-4 G2 F-Class bipod with quick detach is proudly designed, engineered, and manufactured in the USA. Specifically crafted for long-range, target, competition, and airgun shooting, its design enhances stability and precision. The wide, lowered center positions the rifle between the...
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I did…was trying to stay away from “pan”. Also some of the 800 M (+) steel at the range is in an elevated position. I really need 9” - 10” of bipod height.Have a look at the FC4-G2:
FC-4 G2 BIPOD
The Accu-Tac FC-4 G2 F-Class bipod with quick detach is proudly designed, engineered, and manufactured in the USA. Specifically crafted for long-range, target, competition, and airgun shooting, its design enhances stability and precision. The wide, lowered center positions the rifle between the...
DG
duff eyed doyle
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I tried the Atlas but really couldn’t get on with it. For range use where weight isn’t an issue i have settled on the fortmeier over slung bipod.
for a conventional underslung mounted bipod i don’t think you can beat the Harris bipod.
for a conventional underslung mounted bipod i don’t think you can beat the Harris bipod.
The only benefit i found with the Atlas was that the legs didn’t flick up when dragging the rifle backwards. Didn’t see an accuracy benefit and it was more difficult to deploy, especially noticeable when hunting
I used a Harris years ago, nothing wrong with them and they do they're job...even the odd twang of the springs or pinching your skin in the spring can be forgiven.
I then went to the versa-pod...Great system! Qd and bombproof....bloody heavy and as wobbly as wobbly gets but a good system.
Went atlas and currently run the BT CAL, winder footprint and silent deployment. Have been tempted with the UTG Overbury bipod but not made that leap as yet.
Atlas are a great system and machining on real units is excellent
I then went to the versa-pod...Great system! Qd and bombproof....bloody heavy and as wobbly as wobbly gets but a good system.
Went atlas and currently run the BT CAL, winder footprint and silent deployment. Have been tempted with the UTG Overbury bipod but not made that leap as yet.
Atlas are a great system and machining on real units is excellent
The Atlas 5-H (BT35) is my go to range bipod - esp for larger calibres. I run CAL on a couple of hunting rifles too. Very well made, not that others aren't.
Went for the accu-tac WB5. Will give it a try this weekend.
DG
trickie
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I have one, use it on 2 of my rifles, nice heavy and stable
stephentri
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Hi Davy how do you like the bipod now you have it a while, thinking about getting one myself,
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