AccuShot BT13 PRM (Precision Rail Monopod) Mid-Range with Quick Knob Option

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SKU: AS-BT13-QK
UPC: 810040220050
Manufacturer: Accu-Shot
MFG#: Accu-Shot BT13-QK

This Monopod is fantastic. It allows me to get a precise hold on the target with ease. I put it on my Magpul PRS stock and shot 100, 250, 500, 750, and 1,000 yards with no problems. The best part is not having to lug around a sandbag. I put it on my .308 with the attached bi-pod thus making it a complete shooting system.

This model Accu-shot is an excellent fit for AR rifles utilizing a Harris bipod or similar upfront. I have it mounted on a .308 AR Precision rifle, but it would work equally well on a 5.56 AR if equipped with a Magpul PRS stock. This makes getting and staying on target a snap and allows repeatable shots from a bench, but it shines from the prone when working mid to longer yardage. Ruggedly built and rock-solid. This is a must-have item for use with precision AR rifles.

I purchased this AccuShot Monopod to put on my Magpul PRS stock on my Armalite AR-10. With a GG&G bipod on the front of my AR-10, this monopod on my Magpul PRS Stock is just what I needed to make those fine elevation adjustments...works great!

I purchased this monopod for my Ruger Precision Rifle. Fit and function are excellent. It attaches to the rail on the stock and allows for minute adjustments when shooting from the bench. It is a 50% improvement to my accuracy and consistency—quality materials and machining.

I am using an MDT Tac 21 chassis with a Savage ten action and Atlas PSR bipod (5-9"). The bt13-qk is very light but very strong and stable; I love the quick-adjust and fine adjustment, great for zeroing or checking zero.

I bought this product for use on my Ruger Precision Rifle. Before deciding on which height to buy, it's a good idea to install your bi-pod first to determine the correct one. It only has an adjustment capability of about 1 1/4" but, when mounted, is rock solid and folds up and out of the way for trans and storage. The push-button feature also comes in handy for significant throw adjustments and then locks it in place with the knurled wheel.

Attach two different sizes to my RPR's, AR's and a 10/22 pending on target elevations. You can easily dial in a desirable sight alignment quickly and rock steady. It folds out of the way for a clean carry or packing into a gun case.

The monopod helps me quickly set up my rifle at the 200-yard range. It's lightweight and easy to adjust. I think the price tag is too high for this item, but I couldn't find anything similar (no one makes a knock-off copy). If you have a Magpul PRS, you will ultimately need to get one.

I have a cumbersome .308 AR10 setup, complete with 26" barrel and a Magpul PRS stock. While the rifle was accurate when I did my part, holding the stock exactly where I needed it was very difficult, even using a rear bag or similar setup. I purchased the mid-range PRM model and installed it in seconds on the Magpul PRS. With the press of a button, the BT13 accushot monopod flips into place, and you can quickly get on target with the monopod by pressing another button and sliding the whole unit up or down until you're basically on target. Then twist the accushot monopod with your left hand, and your crosshairs will slide up just millimeters at a time until you are exactly where you want to be, and it's a rock-steady hold, no worrying about a bag shifting. This monopod does not flex when it is locked into place. After I take a shot, I'm usually off a bit again because the recoil moves the rifle, but not by much. A quick turn of the BT13 accushot monopod base, and I'm right back on target. I love the solid, smooth feel of this monopod with it's knurled grip, and the flat black finish matches AR-style rifles perfectly. My only complaint is that now and then, when you push the button that allows the accushot BT13 to deploy or collapse, the button will not go in, and you have to wiggle the monopod slightly; then, it will go. I suspect this is due to very tight machining and might resolve itself over a bit of use. When you don't need the Picatinny rail monopod, fold it up out of the way or remove it altogether. This is a reliable, well-made piece of equipment, and I'm pleased with my purchase. I expect this will serve a very long time on the stock of my rifle.

Bought the AccuShot BT13 for my Sig 716 with PRM. What a hoot.......how does it help, let me count the ways.....First, with a bipod, the third leg can be used to shoot or as the neatest handhold ever......Equally important, when you go empty or stop, you plop it down and, the gun remains pointed downrange, not gangling all over, falling on the ground/floor, or looking half at a ceiling or the sun. Last, there is always some Failure to "something happens on these AR's.......with this little goodie you sit it down, you've got a level gun that's not giving you gas pains while you try to hold it and, pull that CH or whatever........that right there makes it worth the money. Safety, comfort, and making problems are much easier to work thru. It's well built. If I could have one more thing, I ask for a QD level, so I could quickly shift it from gun to gun.......don't know about others, but when I go to the range, I usually take two to three pieces with me. This think makes for good shooting, almost as good as my Caldwell full control lead sled.......but, not quite, but, you don't have to haul that lead around either. Because of the above, I just ordered a PRS for one of my 300 blks, another bipod and, yup......another AccuShot monopod!

Functions flawless, quality construction and very easy to install and use. Alsolookls great on my rig.

I am using this on the rear of a MagPul stock but am considering using it on the front of an AR as a lightweight quick aid for prone shooting.