Constructed from 6061-T6 and 7075-T6 aluminum with Mil-Spec Type III anodizing, it features non-rotating legs with five position settings and weighs 14. It's also one of the few bipods that ditches all external fixtures, springs, and fasteners, offering a smaller footprint than others when stowed. EXTREMELY well built, the quality of the materials you can appreciate the second you mount it to your weapon.

An aluminium locking collar on each leg pulls down towards the foot to unlatch the telescopic tube controlling leg extension.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 PSR (Precision Sniper Rifle) Atlas Bipod is an upgraded V8 that developed into a series of its own when the Atlas was selected and awarded the USSOCOM Precision Sniper Rifle bipod contract. With the legs set to the shortest of their five positions, the rifle is only lifted 125mm from the floor, with up to 230mm at full extension. Whether you're an enthusiast at the range, a long-range precision shooter, or a tactical professional, these products ensure stability, accuracy, and adaptability in a variety of scenarios.

I like my Harris bipods but hate that they dig into my back when I carry the rifle on the hill with a sling. With the wheel loose, you get about 15 degrees each way for tilt and about the same left and right for traverse. My favorite feature: Extend the legs fully, then run them parallel to the barrel and finally, angle them off to the side of the gun.Never substitute smokeless powder for black powder or Pyrodex because smokeless powder is much more powerful than black powder. Wir benötigen für die Überlassung einer Schusswaffe / eines Schalldämpfers folgende Daten von Ihnen: - Scan Ihrer. Constructed with 6061-T6 aluminum and 7075-T6 for the inner legs, it is Mil-Spec Type III hard coat anodized with stainless steel components. 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. The V8 Atlas Bipods are lightweight and feature durable stainless steel locking components with rubber feet for a stable shooting platform.

I found the Atlas far less susceptible to this without the need to severely tighten the pivot attachment – a specific characteristic I liked.Installation is straightforward with all necessary M-LOK hardware included, and no modifications to the hand guard are required. It differs from the V8 with non-rotational legs, fore and aft pivot limiting bosses and an estimated 40% stronger inner leg.

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).Features 15 degrees of preloaded Pan and Cant, both of which can be locked and have tension wheel adjustments.