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The BT28 is a pretty standard way to mount a bipod to a Anschutz rail:
shop.accu-shot.com
Any bipod with a picatinny mount will attach to the BT28. If your bipod utilizes ARCA, you will have to go a different route.
BT28: AFAR Rail Kit - B&T Industries
The BT28 AFAR Rail Kit will mount into accessory rails and provide a low profile 1913 Picitinny rail for attaching the Atlas Bipods or other accessories. This is a great option for shooters that have accessory rails and want to use their rail mounted Atlas on several rifles. The uniquely...
shop.accu-shot.com Any bipod with a picatinny mount will attach to the BT28. If your bipod utilizes ARCA, you will have to go a different route.
Thank you!The BT28 is a pretty standard way to mount a bipod to a Anschutz rail:
BT28: AFAR Rail Kit - B&T Industries
The BT28 AFAR Rail Kit will mount into accessory rails and provide a low profile 1913 Picitinny rail for attaching the Atlas Bipods or other accessories. This is a great option for shooters that have accessory rails and want to use their rail mounted Atlas on several rifles. The uniquely...
Any bipod with a picatinny mount will attach to the BT28. If your bipod utilizes ARCA, you will have to go a different route.
I'm using the Accu-shot BT17 4 inch 1913 pic rail:
The rail does not come with hardware so you'll need the appropriate hex screws and rail nuts. You might be better off also buying the BT28 AFAR rail kit and see which screws (1/2 or 3/8") fit best. I think I used the longer ones but not sure.
If you have the screws and just need rail nuts:
https://www.accu-shot.com/catalog_new/accessories-official-manufacturer/111-bt28-n.htmlhttps://www.accu-shot.com/catalog_new/accessories-official-manufacturer/111-bt28-n.html
The 4inch rail gives me enough room to attach the bipod up front and use the flush cup to the rear for the sling. My Harris bipod has a big adjustment knob sticking out the back but does not block the flush cup attachment. Depending on the bipod you're using, you may be able to use the shorter 3.35 inch rail.
Hope this help.
The rail does not come with hardware so you'll need the appropriate hex screws and rail nuts. You might be better off also buying the BT28 AFAR rail kit and see which screws (1/2 or 3/8") fit best. I think I used the longer ones but not sure.
If you have the screws and just need rail nuts:
https://www.accu-shot.com/catalog_new/accessories-official-manufacturer/111-bt28-n.htmlhttps://www.accu-shot.com/catalog_new/accessories-official-manufacturer/111-bt28-n.html
The 4inch rail gives me enough room to attach the bipod up front and use the flush cup to the rear for the sling. My Harris bipod has a big adjustment knob sticking out the back but does not block the flush cup attachment. Depending on the bipod you're using, you may be able to use the shorter 3.35 inch rail.
Hope this help.
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