American-Made Precision Rifle Bipods
PSR Series
The PSR series was developed to win the USSOCOM Precision Sniper Rifle bipod contract and it did. Built approximately 40 percent stronger than the V8, the PSR adds non-rotating legs for even more stability, keeps the 30-degree pan and cant for dynamic multi-target shooting, and is available in standard (BT46) and tall (BT47) heights. It is the top-selling Atlas series by revenue, adopted under NSN 1005-01-663-0038, and the choice of precision shooters and military units worldwide. One configurable product per height, three mount options each, two heights total.
BT47-NC-FDE PSR Atlas® Bipod
PSR Atlas® Bipod
PSR Atlas® Bipod – Tall
Add-Ons
Bipod Accessories
Complete your build with a variety of accessories, upgrades, and gear for your Atlas bipod.
Which PSR Configuration Is Right for You?
Choose standard or tall height first, then your mount type.
- Standard Height (BT46): Elevation 5.0-9.6 inches, footprint 8.0-11.0 inches. The direct upgrade from the V8 for most shooters. Fits the same rail position with more strength and non-rotating legs.
- Tall Height (BT47): Elevation 6.2-12.8 inches, footprint 10.0-14.5 inches. For rifles with higher rails or shooters who need more ground clearance for positional stages. Uses both 6061-T6 and 7075-T6 aluminum.
- 2-Screw Clamp: Included low-profile Picatinny clamp for a permanent setup.
- Lever / LW17: ADM-170-S quick-detach lever. Fast on, fast off. Best for multi-rifle use or competitive stages. Top seller configuration.
- No Clamp / NC: Ships without clamp for ARCA, M-LOK via BT70, or custom mounting. Lightest option.
Default recommendation: BT46-LW17 (standard height with lever) is the site's highest-selling Atlas SKU for a reason. It delivers PSR strength with the convenience of quick detach.
Compare PSR Configurations
| Config | SKU | Mount | Weight | Elevation | Footprint | Price | NSN |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Std 2-Screw | BT46 | 2-screw clamp | ~12.2 oz | 5.0-9.6 in | 8.0-11.0 in | See site | 1005-01-663-0038 |
| Std Lever (LW17) | BT46-LW17 | ADM-170-S QD | 13.6 oz | 5.2-9.6 in | 8.0-11.0 in | $354.95 | 1005-01-663-0038 |
| Std No Clamp (NC) | BT46-NC | None (17S) | 11.4 oz | 5.0-9.4 in | 8.0-11.0 in | $289.95 | -- |
| Tall 2-Screw | BT47 | 2-screw clamp | ~13.0 oz | 6.4-12.8 in | 10.0-14.5 in | See site | -- |
| Tall Lever (LW17) | BT47-LW17 | ADM-170-S QD | 15.1 oz | 6.4-12.8 in | 10.0-14.5 in | $374.95 | -- |
| Tall No Clamp (NC) | BT47-NC | None (17S) | 12.8 oz | 6.2-12.5 in | 10.0-14.5 in | $309.95 | -- |
Mounting and Compatibility
PSR models mount to any 1913 Picatinny rail with the included clamp or the installed ADM-170-S lever on LW17 variants. NC models accept 17S-size mounts with matching hole spacing. For ARCA rail, use an Area 419 ARCALOCK, ADM QD ARCA, RRS BTC-Pro, or Arisaka Picatinny slider with any NC PSR. For M-LOK handguards, pair an NC PSR with the BT70 M-LOK Adapter. FDE (flat dark earth) color is available on select PSR models. Blemished units are available at a discount when in stock.
Why the PSR
- Approximately 40 percent stronger construction than the V8 series.
- Non-rotating legs for maximum stability under load.
- 30-degree pan and cant with Hold What You Move Technology.
- Available in standard and tall heights for different rail positions and terrain.
- 6061-T6 and 7075-T6 aluminum on tall models for maximum strength-to-weight.
- USSOCOM Precision Sniper Rifle bipod contract winner. NSN 1005-01-663-0038.
- Mil-Spec Type III hardcoat anodized Class 2 finish.
- Made in the USA. No-fine-print lifetime warranty.
Choosing within PSR Atlas Bipods comes down to a few key questions. We answer how the options compare, what fits your rifle, and warranty coverage below to help you decide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose the PSR or the V8?
If you want the most popular upgrade path, the PSR is it. It is approximately 40 percent stronger, has non-rotating legs, and is built to a military contract spec. If budget is the main driver and you are not running high-power or hard-use conditions, the V8 is a proven performer. The PSR is the professionals' choice.
What is the difference between standard and tall PSR?
Standard (BT46) gives 5.0-9.6 inch elevation and an 8.0-11.0 inch footprint. Tall (BT47) gives 6.2-12.8 inch elevation and a 10.0-14.5 inch footprint. Choose tall if your rail sits higher on the rifle or if your positional shooting requires more ground clearance.
What does LW17 mean on PSR models?
LW17 indicates the model ships with an installed ADM-170-S quick-detach lever mount. Tool-free mounting and removal from a Picatinny rail. The BT46-LW17 is the top seller in the entire Atlas lineup.
Can I get the PSR in FDE?
Yes. FDE PSR models are available in select configurations. Check the product page for current stock.
Does the PSR work with ARCA rail?
Yes, using an NC model with a compatible ARCA clamp. Area 419 ARCALOCK, ADM QD ARCA Mount, RRS BTC-Pro Dual Clamp, and the Arisaka Picatinny Rail Slider are all sold on the site.
What warranty covers the PSR?
A no-fine-print lifetime warranty. If it ever fails, B&T Industries makes it right.
Is the PSR eligible for government purchase?
Yes. NSN 1005-01-663-0038 is assigned. Contact B&T Industries directly for procurement inquiries.
Shop PSR Atlas Bipods
Configure your PSR above. Standard height for most rifles, tall height for elevated rail positions. Lever for quick transitions, 2-Screw for a permanent dedicated mount, NC for ARCA and specialty mounts. The BT46-LW17 is the site's top seller. Every PSR ships from Kansas, built in the USA, under a no-fine-print lifetime warranty.