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. Founded by Frank Galli in 2000, Sniper’s Hide has been offering informational videos, podcasts, and other support to its users in one location. The older atlases are excellent bipods but it think we moved past them in expectations of stability. Installation requires a sling stud and spacer or machine screws, which are not included with the ACCU-SHOT Picatinny Rail Adapter. has continued to grow and listen to the suggestions of both professional and amateur shooters about the sport and their needs.

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. It's also one of the few bipods that ditches all external fixtures, springs, and fasteners, offering a smaller footprint than others when stowed. So suitable tap bits with high torque/slow speed reversible drill if fore end is made of plastic/composite and just basic drill, thread inserts and Loctite if fore end is wood. 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. Leg Design: The leg design allows for both forward and backward folding, accommodating user preference.It is comprised of 6061-T6 aluminum that is Mil-Spec Type III hard coat anodized and have heat treated stainless steel components. This is complemented by a myriad of mount options compatible with Picatinny, M-LOK, and other mounting systems. Those features include legs that move independently and can be deployed in a 45 degree position either forwards or backwards, in the traditional 90 degree position, and facing directly to the front or back, locking securely into 5 positions through a 180 degree arc. Independently-adjustable, five-position legs extend from 5" to 9" and allow up to 180° of front-to-back adjustment. Da es in der Vergangenheit immer wieder zu Irritationen und Verwechslungen zwischen unserem Kursangebot und den von Kyle Lamb / Viking Tactics, Inc.

The bipod offers a 30-degree preloaded pan and cant, with 5 leg positions, and is designed, engineered, and assembled in America. 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).On top of that it has its own locking mechanism which prevents accidental release no matter what you snag it on. It offers three mounting options, including a 17S footprint, a QD Picatinny, and a permanent Picatinny mount, and supports the original KMW “Pod-Loc™. The ATLAS bipod is one of the only bipods that can connect with just about every possible mounting accessory, making it a cash investment for multiple bipods that you can swap between all your long guns instead of shelling out.

Atlas Bipods are unique in that their legs move independently, able to be arranged in a 45° position either forward or backward, traditional 90° position, and locking securely in 5 positions through a 180° arc.

Legs are not spring-loaded in any way, as in they do not auto-retract or snap up like Harris bipods. 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. Installation is straightforward with all necessary M-LOK hardware included, and no modifications to the hand guard are required. Includes patented multiple leg positions at 0, 45, 90, 135, and 180 degrees, with non-rotating legs, and weighs 26 ounces.