Shooting support is the deepest part of this shop, and the one we will happily be judged on — the widest Atlas and Accu-Tac range held on any UK site, alongside Accu-Shot rear monopods and the mounts, clamps, rails, feet and spares that go with them. The Atlas V8, PSR, CAL, Super CAL and 5-H series sit next to Accu-Tac's BR-4, SR-5, WB, PC, FC, HD-50 and LP-50 legs, in Picatinny, M-LOK and Arca-Spec fittings.
Shop by what you need it to do: bipods for stalking, target and long-range work, Arca-Spec models and dovetail clamps, wide-stance F-Class and benchrest legs, or an Accu-Shot rear monopod to steady the butt. Feet, rails, leg extensions and spares live in bipod accessories.
Shop by brand: Atlas, B&T Industries, Accu-Tac, Area 419, Really Right Stuff and Arisaka Defense. Pair a bipod with the right glass from deer stalking scopes, or read our guide to scopes for UK deer stalking and rifle scopes under £800. All of it is held in the UK, so there is nothing to pay on import.
Frequently Asked Questions
Bipod, monopod, or both?
A bipod steadies the front of the rifle and does most of the work; a rear monopod removes the last of the wobble under the butt and lets you make fine elevation changes without shifting position. Precision shooters commonly run both.
Picatinny or ARCA?
Picatinny clamps at fixed slots and is the most widely fitted standard on UK rifles. An Arca-Spec dovetail lets the bipod slide fore and aft to balance the rifle, and drops the same rifle straight onto a tripod head — useful on the hill, where prone is rarely an option.
What height suits stalking?
For woodland and high seat work a short bipod that folds tight to the forend is least in the way. On open hill ground, taller legs that clear heather and long grass earn their keep. Pan and cant control matters more than height on uneven ground.
