They are especially useful for long-range precision shooting where minute elevation adjustments can make a significant difference. 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. It looks as if the Atlas locks in the folded position as well as the position you set it in and so might answer my problem with the Tier one, but are there are factors that other people have found with the Atlas that have put them off and what were they? Each Model features five independent, intentional leg positions with height adjustability employing our “Hold What You Move Technology. I shot 25 yards at our local indoor range (farthest distance available indoors here) with the bipod resting on the shooter bench.

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. Firm rubberised feet minimise bounce from hard surfaces but are tough and don’t seem to degrade from rough handling on a rifle that gets bumped around. Precision Elevation: Accu-Shot Monopods are designed to provide shooters with an additional rear support, ensuring a more stable shooting platform. Legs are independently adjustable with five positions, ranging from 5" to 9", and offer up to 180° of front-to-back adjustment, as well as 30° of pan and cant adjustment.It sort of reminds me of the Mercedes W123 (300D), and that legendary 5 Cylinder Diesel that they shipped in the mid 80's. Leg Design: The leg design allows for both forward and backward folding, accommodating user preference. The older atlases are excellent bipods but it think we moved past them in expectations of stability. It differs from the V8 with non-rotational legs, fore and aft pivot limiting bosses and an estimated 40% stronger inner leg. After years of using Harris bipods this seemed awkward at first, but once you get used to it, it is far more accessible and intuitive to operate quickly, especially if reaching forwards from a stretched prone position.

In contrast to some of the other reviews, I would suggest that you are not paying for brand, you are rewarding a company for delivering something that is satisfyingly worth the money. 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). I currently use with the bt cal version as the panning facility wasn't required and the wider leg position was more stable.It provides the shooter with 30 total degrees left to right pan as well as 30 total degrees of cant, making it easy to align your cross hairs on the target regardless of the terrain. The M-LOK QD Sling Mount is designed for use with the Magpul MS4 Sling and other push-button QD slings. The BT10 V8 Atlas Bipod mounts directly to any 1913 style Picatinny rail via a low profile two screw clamp assembly. has continued to grow and listen to the suggestions of both professional and amateur shooters about the sport and their needs. Tall Bipod does not include a Panning feature but offers Cant and Loc capabilities with three mounting options.

Installation is straightforward with all necessary M-LOK hardware included, and no modifications to the hand guard are required. They mention that it's extremely well made, looks good and that it gives them the flexibility to avoid unnecessary weight. The BT35-LW17 5-H Atlas Bipod mounts directly to any 1913 style Picatinny rail via the included ADM 4103LA74 5-H Lever. Includes patented multiple leg positions at 0, 45, 90, 135, and 180 degrees, with non-rotating legs, and weighs 26 ounces.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. 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. This is complemented by a myriad of mount options compatible with Picatinny, M-LOK, and other mounting systems. The PSR Atlas Bipod features non-rotational legs and a 40% stronger inner leg, designed to meet military feedback and specifications.

This will deploy fairly quickly but then has the advantage of being able to be fine tuned if you have time and the situation demands it. There are several accessories that they make for the atlas bipod including leg extensions and interchangeable feet. Unless you intend to run AREA 419s arca lock system maybe consider the RRS BTC clamp if you haven’t already.I found the Atlas far less susceptible to this without the need to severely tighten the pivot attachment – a specific characteristic I liked. 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. Made with best applicable materials and heat treated components, Atlas Bipods are designed to maximize their strength-to-weight ratio. If you like to shoot, work on guns as a business or hobby, or just own a gun, this is the place for you! 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.