This removes the problem of the bipod catching on brush and springing open. The Atlas will fold and lay flat against the underside of the chassis. This makes for a very low profile when used with the AI Spigot adapter. This allows a versatility that other bipods cannot match.Īs an added benefit you can stow the Atlas with the legs to the rear. The Atlas allows each leg to be placed in one of five positions independently of the other at the push of a button. With a Harris you have the choice of deployed or not. The first feature that sets the Atlas above the others is the leg positioning. The Atlas is without a doubt a more elegant solution. Prior to evaluating the Atlas V8 I had been using a Harris BRM-S on my Remington 700 and then on the AE MkII. Once the tension knob is snugged down there is no play between the rifle and the adapter. Installation is as simple as loosening the tensioning knob on the Spigot Adapter sliding it into the Spigot receiver in the AI until is clicks. Our Atlas V8 came with the AI Spigot already installed. This is Version 8 of the Atlas and it does appear well refined. The legs extend and lock quickly and securely. There is no lateral play in the leg hinges. When I removed the Atlas from its packaging I had to take a couple of minutes to just roll it over in my hands and look in the nooks and crannies. I love the look at feel of well machined parts. Street Price: $219.95 (No Clamp Bipod) + $69.95 (AI Spigot Adapter).Estimated range of elevation on the BT10 is 5-9" from the surface up to the rail.
Optional 3" leg extensions to increase height available.Standard soft durable Rubber feet that are suitable for many surfaces.Preload on Pan and Cant can be tightened by means of the knurled knob.
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