Atlas bipods are the precision rifle support system made in the USA by B&T Industries. Five distinct series cover every discipline from hunting to extreme long-range competition, all sharing the same patented five-position legs, Hold What You Move Technology, quick-change feet, and Mil-Spec Type III hardcoat anodized finish. Each Atlas ships backed by a no-fine-print lifetime warranty and is available only through accu-shot.com and authorized dealers. Start here to find the right series for your rifle and your shooting style.
About the V8 Series: The original Atlas® Bipod that brought the patented Atlas® features of preloaded Pan and Cant with the five independent leg positions – including the patented 45° leg position, height adjustability and quick change feet to the market. Made in the USA.
The BT10-NC model Atlas Bipod is part of our V8 Series. The "NC" stands for "No Clamp," meaning it requires any 17S size mount in order to attach to a firearm. The interface to install a clamp has a two hole pattern of 1.100” with 10/32 threads. It will also mount directly to our BT19 AI Spigot or BT70 M-LOK® Adapter.
See all BT10-NC PLUS variations for compatible clamp options (Picatinny Rail, ARCA Rail, Dual Picatinny and ARCA)
$195.46–$367.00Price range: $195.46 through $367.00
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Cerakote® PSR Atlas Bipod (model BT46-NC-FDE) — Flat Dark Earth (FDE)
The BT46-NC-FDE model Atlas Bipod is part of our PSR Series (details below). The “NC” stands for “No Clamp,” meaning it requires any 17S size mount in order to attach to a firearm. The interface to install a clamp has a two hole pattern of 1.100” with 10/32 threads. It will also mount directly to our BT19 AI Spigot or BT70 M-LOK® Adapter.
See all below for compatible clamp options (Picatinny Rail, ARCA Rail, Dual Picatinny and ARCA)
Cerakote® PSR Atlas Bipod (model BT47-NC-FDE) — Flat Dark Earth (FDE)
The BT47-NC-FDE model Atlas Bipod is part of our PSR Series (details below). The “NC” stands for “No Clamp,” meaning it requires any 17S size mount in order to attach to a firearm. The interface to install a clamp has a two hole pattern of 1.100” with 10/32 threads. It will also mount directly to our BT19 AI Spigot or BT70 M-LOK® Adapter.
See all below for compatible clamp options (Picatinny Rail, ARCA Rail, Dual Picatinny and ARCA)
About the PSR Series: The PSR Atlas® Bipod is an upgraded V8 that developed into a series of its own through military testing. The BT46-LW17 was selected for the USSOCOM Precision Sniper Rifle (PSR) Weapons System. Features non-rotating legs and estimated 40% stronger than the V8 Series. It is the hard use bipod of choice for professionals globally. Made in the USA.
The BT46-NC model Atlas Bipod is part of our PSR Series. The “NC” stands for “No Clamp,” meaning it requires any 17S size mount in order to attach to a firearm. The interface to install a clamp has a two hole pattern of 1.100” with 10/32 threads. It will also mount directly to our BT19 AI Spigot or BT70 M-LOK® Adapter.
See all BT46-NC PLUS variations for compatible clamp options (Picatinny Rail, ARCA Rail, Dual Picatinny and ARCA)
$246.46–$427.00Price range: $246.46 through $427.00
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About the PSR Series: The PSR Atlas® Bipod is an upgraded V8 that developed into a series of its own through military testing. The BT46-LW17 was selected for the USSOCOM Precision Sniper Rifle (PSR) Weapons System. Features non-rotating legs and estimated 40% stronger than the V8 Series. It is the hard use bipod of choice for professionals globally. Made in the USA.
The BT47-NC model Atlas Bipod is part of our PSR Series. The “NC” stands for “No Clamp,” meaning it requires any 17S size mount in order to attach to a firearm. The interface to install a clamp has a two hole pattern of 1.100” with 10/32 threads. It is also mount directly to our BT19 AI Spigot or BT70 M-LOK® Adapter.
See all BT47-NC PLUS variations for compatible clamp options (Picatinny Rail, ARCA Rail, Dual Picatinny and ARCA)
$309.95–$447.00Price range: $309.95 through $447.00
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About the CAL Series: Fulfilling requests for an Atlas without the ability to Cant prompted creation of the CAL (Cant And Loc) Atlas® Bipod. It delivers the same novel Atlas feature of five independent leg positions – including the patented 45° leg position – but without the Pan function to ensure the bore stays perpendicular to the bipod legs. Features 63º of adjustable, preloaded Cant and a wide footprint. Made in the USA.
The BT65-NC model Atlas Bipod is part of our CAL Series. The “NC” stands for “No Clamp,” meaning it requires any 17S size mount in order to attach to a firearm. The interface to install a clamp has a two hole pattern of 1.100” with 10/32 threads. It will also mount directly to ourBT19 AI Spigot or BT70 M-LOK® Adapter.
Adjustable, preloaded Cant with additional tension lever made possible using original KMW Pod-Loc® (instructions below).
See all BT65-NC PLUS variations for compatible clamp options (Picatinny Rail, ARCA Rail, Dual Picatinny and ARCA)
$264.95–$402.00Price range: $264.95 through $402.00
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About the CAL Series: Fulfilling requests for an Atlas without the ability to Cant prompted creation of the CAL (Cant And Loc) Atlas® Bipod. It delivers the same novel Atlas feature of five independent leg positions – including the patented 45° leg position – but without the Pan function to ensure the bore stays perpendicular to the bipod legs. Features 63º of adjustable, preloaded Cant and a wide footprint. Made in the USA.
The BT69-NC model Atlas Bipod is part of our Tall CAL Series. The “NC” stands for “No Clamp,” meaning it requires any 17S size mount in order to attach to a firearm. The interface to install a clamp has a two hole pattern of 1.100” with 10/32 threads. It will also mount directly to our BT19 AI Spigot or BT70 M-LOK® Adapter.
Adjustable, preloaded Cant with additional tension lever made possible using original KMW Pod-Loc® (instructions below).
See all BT69-NC PLUS variations for compatible clamp options (Picatinny Rail, ARCA Rail, Dual Picatinny and ARCA)
$289.95–$427.00Price range: $289.95 through $427.00
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About the Super CAL Series: The supersized Cant And Loc Atlas® Bipod was developed for larger calibers and heavy guns engaging extreme distances — estimated 50% larger than the CAL series with the same benefits of five independent leg positions – including the patented 45° leg position – but without the Pan function to ensure the bore stays perpendicular to the bipod legs. Features 63º of adjustable, preloaded Cant and a wide footprint. Made in the USA.
The BT72-NC model Atlas Bipod is part of our Super CAL Series. The “NC” stands for “No Clamp,” meaning it requires any 17S size mount in order to attach to a firearm. The interface to install a clamp has a two hole pattern of 1.100” with 10/32 threads. It will also mount directly to our BT19 AI Spigot or BT70 M-LOK® Adapter.
Adjustable, preloaded Cant with additional tension lever made possible using original KMW Pod-Loc® (instructions below).
See all BT72-NC PLUS variations for compatible clamp options (Picatinny Rail, ARCA Rail, Dual Picatinny and ARCA)
Currently on Backorder. Available for purchase.
$374.95–$512.00Price range: $374.95 through $512.00
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About the 5-H Series: Our answer to requests for a "bigger and heavier" support with same novel Atlas® Bipod features. With five independent leg positions – including the patented 45° leg position – it also has the ability to Pan and Cant with adjustable tension and capability to lock out the Pan feature OR both the Pan and Cant by adjusting the depth of the supplied lockout fastener. Designed to support larger caliber rifles while finding value with all disciplines to include precision air rifles. Made in the USA.
The BT35-NC model Atlas Bipod is part of our 5-H Series. The “NC” stands for “No Clamp,” meaning it requires a *compatible 17S size mount in order to attach to a firearm. The interface to install a clamp has a two hole pattern of 1.100” with 10/32 threads. It requires the ADM-5-H Lever (see BT35-LW17) or will mount directly to our BT19 AI Spigot or BT70 M-LOK® Adapter.
*If planning for installation of another 17S size mount, the BT35-NC requires Area 419's ARCALOCK Spigot Extension for clearance of the cradle and operation of the clamp's knob/lever. Optional mounts that we currently offer and require the Extension can be found here: Atlas Bipod Clamps & Adapters
$429.95–$544.95Price range: $429.95 through $544.95
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For anyone that wishes to apply a finish to a currently owned B&T Atlas® Bipod:When applying an aftermarket finish that requires the use of heat or disassembly to any B&T Atlas® Bipod, we respectfully ask that you send that product to us so we can properly disassemble and return all appropriate parts to you for application of the finish.Once the finish is applied and the parts are returned to B&T, we will reassemble them to our specifications and ship it back to you. Please ensure parts are packaged appropriately to avoid any damage in transit. B&T will not be responsible for the finish or any damage to the finish.Anyone that disassembles, loses or breaks any parts in an attempt to disassemble/reassemble their Atlas® Bipod will be charged $105.00 plus parts minimum.Anyone choosing not to use this service does so at their own risk and liability voiding the bipod's Lifetime Warranty.B&T Industries L.L.C. does not sell or ship parts.
Find Your Atlas: Two Questions to the Right Series
Answer these two questions and you land on the correct series in under a minute.
How does your rifle mount accessories?: Picatinny rail goes straight to any clamp model. M-LOK handguard pairs with a No Clamp (NC) Atlas and the BT70 adapter, or use the BT73/BT80 M-LOK rail. ARCA rail uses an ARCA-compatible clamp. Sling stud uses the BT81 adapter.
How do you shoot?: Versatile or general use: V8 (BT10). Precision and multi-target stages: PSR. Extreme long range with no pan: CAL or Super CAL. Large-caliber hunting or precision air: 5-H. AR/chassis direct-mount: M-LOK Bipods.
The Atlas Series at a Glance
Six families, one trusted build standard.
V8 (BT10): The original Atlas and the default choice for most shooters. 30-degree pan and cant, 4.8-9.6 inch elevation, 8.0-11.0 inch footprint. Adopted for SOCOM MK14 MOD 2, NSN 1005-01-601-0007. From $229.95.
PSR (BT46 / BT47): Purpose-built for the USSOCOM Precision Sniper Rifle program. Roughly 40 percent stronger than the V8, non-rotating legs, 5.0-12.8 inch elevation across standard and tall heights, 30-degree pan and cant. NSN 1005-01-663-0038. Top seller. From $289.95.
CAL Gen 2 (BT65 / BT69): Cant And Loc. The pan is removed by design so the bore stays perpendicular to the legs for a repeatable extreme long-range setup. 63 degrees of adjustable preloaded cant, non-rotating legs. Standard and tall heights. NSN 1005-01-715-0851. From $264.95.
Super CAL (BT72): The supersized CAL, approximately 50 percent larger, for heavy ELR guns and large-caliber rifles. 14.75-19.37 inch footprint, 5.6-10.8 inch elevation, 63-degree cant. From $374.95.
5-H (BT35): The bigger and heavier Atlas for large calibers and all disciplines including precision air rifles. Pan AND cant. 14.75-19.5 inch footprint, 4.8-10.2 inch elevation. Custom ADM-5-H lever. NSN 1005-01-708-8193. From $429.95.
M-LOK Bipods: Any Atlas NC model mounts directly to M-LOK handguards via the BT70 adapter. M-LOK Picatinny rails (BT73, BT80) also convert M-LOK slots for full-clamp Atlas models. The right answer for AR-15, AR-10, and chassis rifles with M-LOK handguards.
Compare: Atlas Series at a Glance
Series
Best Use
Pan / Cant
Weight Range
Footprint
Elevation
From Price
V8 (BT10)
Versatile all-rounder
30 deg pan + cant
10.8-12.7 oz
8.0-11.0 in
4.8-9.6 in
$229.95
PSR (BT46/47)
Precision, military, competition
30 deg pan + cant
11.4-15.1 oz
8.0-14.5 in
5.0-12.8 in
$289.95
CAL Gen 2 (BT65/69)
ELR, no pan, repeatable
63 deg cant only
12.7-16.3 oz
9.0-16.5 in
4.8-12.5 in
$264.95
Super CAL (BT72)
Heavy ELR, large caliber
63 deg cant only
21.2-23.1 oz
14.75-19.37 in
5.6-10.8 in
$374.95
5-H (BT35)
Large caliber, hunting, air
30 deg pan + cant
25.7-27.5 oz
14.75-19.5 in
4.8-10.2 in
$429.95
M-LOK
AR/chassis direct mount
Depends on Atlas model
Varies
Varies
Varies
$34.95 + NC Atlas
Mounting and Compatibility
Atlas bipods fit virtually any rifle once you match the mounting interface. Picatinny (1913) rails clamp directly using the included two-screw clamp or the optional ADM-170-S quick-detach lever (LW17 suffix). M-LOK handguards work two ways: mount a BT73 or BT80 Picatinny rail to the handguard and clamp any Atlas, or use an NC model with the BT70 M-LOK Adapter for the lowest-profile, semi-permanent solution. ARCA rails use a compatible clamp from Area 419, ADM, or RRS (sold separately). Sling-stud forends or bipod studs use the BT81 adapter. NC (No Clamp) models ship without any clamp and accept 17S-size mounts with matching hole spacing.
Why Atlas
Designed, engineered, machined, and assembled in the USA. CAGE Code 3L7F2.
No-fine-print lifetime warranty. If it breaks, B&T Industries makes it right, period.
Military adoption under multiple NSNs including SOCOM MK14 MOD 2 and USSOCOM PSR programs.
Patented five-position legs including the 45-degree position no competitor offers.
Hold What You Move Technology keeps the bipod exactly where you set it.
Quick-change feet system for field swaps between rubber, ski, and cleat options.
Mil-Spec Type III hardcoat anodized Class 2 finish on 6061-T6 aluminum (7075-T6 added on PSR and tall models).
Counterfeit Atlas bipods exist. Buy from accu-shot.com or an authorized dealer for the real thing.
Atlas Bipods span several series, and the right one depends on your rifle and how you shoot. The questions below cover how the options compare, which option to choose, and what fits your rifle to help you land on the correct series fast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Atlas bipod should I buy?
For most shooters and most rifles, the V8 (BT10) is the right default. It handles everything from bench rest to positional stages. Precision competitors and military shooters tend to move to the PSR. ELR and benchrest shooters who want no pan choose the CAL. Large-caliber and hunting applications favor the 5-H or Super CAL.
What is the difference between the PSR and CAL series?
Both are built tougher than the V8. The PSR has 30-degree pan and cant, making it ideal for multi-target and positional shooting where you need to swing onto new targets. The CAL removes pan entirely, so the bore stays perpendicular to the legs every time you deploy it. That repeatability is the point at extreme long range.
What does No Clamp (NC) mean?
NC models ship without a mounting clamp. They are the choice for shooters who already own a preferred clamp, use ARCA rail, M-LOK adapters, or other mounting systems. NC models require a 17S-size mount with matching hole spacing.
What does LW17 mean?
LW17 indicates the model includes an installed ADM-170-S quick-detach lever mount. It lets you mount and remove the bipod from a Picatinny rail in one motion without tools. If you swap the bipod between rifles, LW17 is worth it.
Will an Atlas bipod fit my rifle?
Almost always. Picatinny rails, M-LOK, ARCA, and sling-stud rifles all have a supported mount path. See the Mounting and Compatibility section above for the specifics by interface type.
Are Atlas bipods made in the USA?
Yes. Every Atlas is designed, machined, and assembled in the USA by B&T Industries in Kansas.
Do Atlas bipods come with a warranty?
Yes. Every Atlas carries a no-fine-print lifetime warranty. No asterisks, no exclusions.
How do I verify my Atlas is authentic?
Purchase from accu-shot.com or a listed authorized dealer. Counterfeit Atlas bipods are sold online. Genuine Atlas units have specific material and finish characteristics that counterfeits do not replicate. Our authenticity resources on the site walk you through the differences.
Shop Atlas Bipods
Choose your series above and configure your Atlas with the mount, height, and color options that match your rifle and shooting discipline. Not sure which series fits your setup? The V8 is the right starting point for most shooters. Every Atlas ships from Kansas, built in the USA, and covered by a lifetime warranty with no fine print.
