B&T Industries make the Atlas bipod and the Accu-Shot monopod — the two pieces of kit that turn up under more precision rifles than anything else, and the reason "Atlas" is used as shorthand for a quality bipod. Everything is machined in the USA, and the design philosophy is the same across the range: a wide stance, positive detents you can find by feel, and legs that lock where you put them. Imported by us, duty paid, and dispatched from the UK.
Browse the Atlas bipods, the Accu-Shot monopods, and the rail kits, feet, spigots and adapters in bipod accessories. For the wider category see bipods and monopods, and for ARCA-Swiss fitment specifically see ARCA bipods and clamps.
Everything ships from the UK with no import fees to pay.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the Atlas model numbers mean?
The number is the family and the suffix is the mount. BT10 is the original V8, BT46 the CAL series with a locking cant, BT65 the taller CAL model and BT69 the PSR. A -LW17 suffix means the ADM 170-S lever mount, -NC means no clamp, and a bare number means the two-screw Picatinny mount.
Will an Atlas fit my rifle?
If the forend carries a Picatinny rail, yes, directly. For a sling stud or an ARCA rail, pick the matching clamp or an adapter — both are in bipod accessories.
What does a monopod add?
It supports the rear of the rifle so you are not holding elevation with a bag or your shoulder. On a long string of shots it removes a whole source of movement, which is why they are standard on F-Class and PRS rifles.
