I have an AX chasis long action and ordered the Atlas Accu Shot BT10/LW17 Bipod. Do I need to order any additional picatinny rails to mount the bipod to the chasis? Not much info out there just pics and its hard to tell.
- Thread starter Scorpion King
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It should come with two picatinny rail sections and a sling stud rail. (That's what my short action chassis came with, so I suspect the same for the LA). Just move the rail in the proper position and you should be fine.
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got it. did you do a monopod? I am torn between the AI spring loaded butt spike and one of the atlas flip down models.
I'm really happy with the B&T Accupod! You can use it partially folded as a handle hold and you can make really fast follow up shots that way. You can use it as its intended in its locked position but if you use it with a glove in its non locked position it makes it even more flexible and fast. Nice to have options! I remember John McQuay of 8541 Tactical did a video and he showed that he does things the same way I do. Very fast, very effective.
~Brett
~Brett
I did not add a monopod on this one. I'll be sticking to a rear bag. Though if I did choose to add one, I'd probably go with the AI part since it is purpose built. I think you would otherwise need to add a rail section to the hook area to run a B&T.
On the AX chassis and rifles, the AI version is a much better design. It is concealed inside the read of the chassis when not in use, versus having to bolt a flip down to a bolt on rail.
