Atlas BT47-LW17 Bipod PSR: Tall with ADM 170-S Lever (Picatinny Bipod)

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SKU: AS-BT47-LW17
UPC: 810040220166
Manufacturer: Accu-Shot
MFG#: Atlas Bipod BT47-LW17

The bipod is pricey, yet worth the cost. It's the finest bipod I've ever used, made with exceptional quality, providing stability and adjustability unmatched by others. The advanced R&D that went into its design can only truly be appreciated through use.

This bipod is exceptional. It is versatile on uneven terrain and easily adjustable to different heights, especially when used with a rifle that has a high-capacity magazine or other components mounted below it. I bought it for my FN15, which is a military-style rifle that conforms to AR15 specifications.

I am thoroughly impressed with this bipod. I initially chose it because it doesn't rely on springs, but I was further impressed by its versatility. The legs can be positioned facing forward, backward, center, or in both forward and backward directions simultaneously. This bipod is robust and well-constructed, making it a great value for the money. I have it mounted on my Mossberg MVP LC.

I own an M1A rifle equipped with an archangel stock in 6.5 creedmoor caliber. I initially bought a $150 bipod that was just average, but I am now excited to use the Atlas mount I recently purchased. This mount is durable, user-friendly and I am confident it will hold up to heavy use for years to come. The package from BT was well-presented and the Atlas name is prominently displayed on the product. It is a solid piece, which gives me confidence in its authenticity. After installation, I noticed it was a little loose, but a simple tightening of the screw improved the grip on the rail. The mount is easy to switch between Picatinny rails for different rifles, taking just 5 seconds to remove with no tools required. Compared to my friends' Harris mounts, I believe the Atlas mount is a better option. Note that for larger shooters in prone position, the BT47 (7 to 13 inches) is a better choice, while the standard size is the BT46 (6 to 9 inches).

I really like my atlas bipods; I just wanted to get the taller version, so I got the bt47-lw17.

Atlas bipods are ahead of the call. I haven’t discovered a better bipod in the business. I wish they weren’t so pricey. If they were half as much, I would have double the amount. I have the BT47-LW17 on my long-range AR10s along with long-range bolt guns and hunting rifles, and they work well in all environments from hunting in the mountains to bench rest shooting at the range. I have a couple of other bipods from Harris Bipods, and I’m always looking for new offerings, but so far, I have not found anything better than the atlas brand.