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ADM-170-S: Atlas® Accessory

The ADM-170-S is the quick-detach lever that lets you mount and remove an Atlas bipod from a Picatinny rail by hand in seconds, with no tools. It is the lever that comes on Atlas LW17 models, available on its own to convert a standard clamp to tool-free quick-detach. Built for repeated use and backed by a lifetime warranty on the Atlas it serves.

Condition

$93.60

Available on backorder

Built to a Standard

Key Features

It replaces a hex-tightened clamp screw with a hand lever. The ADM-170-S locks the Atlas to a Picatinny rail and releases by hand, so you can attach, remove, and reattach the bipod in seconds without a wrench.

Tool-free mounting and removal from a Picatinny rail

Locks the Atlas solidly; releases by hand

The same lever fitted to Atlas LW17 models

Knowledge Is Power

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are the questions buyers ask most about the ADM-170-S Quick Detach Lever. Below you will find what fits your rifle, where it is made, and caliber and recoil fit, all in one place. If yours is not here, our team in Kansas is glad to help.

What is the ADM-170-S lever?

It is a quick-detach lever that locks an Atlas bipod to a Picatinny rail and lets you mount or remove it by hand in seconds, with no tools. It is the lever fitted to Atlas LW17 models.

Does my Atlas already have it?

Atlas LW17 models ship with the ADM-170-S. If you have a standard clamp model, you can add the lever to convert it to tool-free quick-detach.

Will it hold the bipod under recoil?

Yes, when tension is set correctly. Adjust the lever so it closes with positive resistance and holds the Atlas tight to the rail; it then stays locked through recoil while still releasing by hand.

Does it work on any Picatinny rail?

It is designed for standard Picatinny rails, the most common interface. It locks the Atlas to the rail and releases by hand for fast attach and removal.

Is it made in the USA?

Yes. The ADM-170-S is part of the Atlas mounting system, machined in the USA and backed by a lifetime warranty on the Atlas it supports.