The Accu-Tac Sled Feet give your bipod a wide, low-profile footprint that stops the legs digging into snow, sand, mud or soft dirt — ideal for F-Class and long-range shooting.
How It Compares
Sled Feet fit all Accu-Tac G1 and G2 bipods, including the FC-4 G2 F-Class and FC-5 G2 F-Class. For recoil management on hard surfaces, look at the tilting Accu-Tac P-SKI Feet; for grip in soft dirt, see the G2 Spiked Feet Set. Browse the full Accu-Tac collection and all our bipods & monopods.
Ideal For
- F-Class and long-range shooting on soft or loose ground
- Snow, sand and mud where standard feet sink
- Any Accu-Tac G1 or G2 bipod owner wanting a wider footprint
Key Features
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Enhanced stability on soft ground: wide, low-profile sled design prevents legs digging in on snow, sand, mud or dirt.
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Universal compatibility: screw-in fit for all Accu-Tac G1 & G2 bipods; installs in seconds using existing leg-foot hardware.
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Premium materials: 6061-T6 billet-machined aluminium bodies with stainless-steel mounting hardware.
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Mil-Spec Type III hard-anodised finish: matte-black coating resists corrosion, abrasion and chemicals.
- Made in the USA.
Technical Specifications
| SKU / MPN / UPC |
SF-A000 / SF-A000 / 858520006275 |
| Brand |
Accu-Tac (USA) |
| Material |
6061-T6 aluminium; stainless-steel hardware |
| Finish |
Type III MIL-SPEC hard-anodise (matte black) |
| Weight (per set) |
3.8 oz (108 g) |
| Colour |
Flat black |
| Compatibility |
All Accu-Tac G1 & G2 bipods |
| Installation |
Screw-in using supplied hardware |
| Country of Origin |
USA |
What's Included
- 2 sled feet
- Mounting screws & washers
- Installation instructions
UK Delivery & Support
Dispatched tracked from our UK warehouse, so there are no import duties or hidden charges to pay. Backed by UK-based aftersales support from our team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which bipods do they fit?
All Accu-Tac G1 and G2 bipods — they screw in using the supplied hardware in seconds.
When should I use sled feet instead of spikes?
Use sleds on snow, sand and soft ground where you want flotation; use spikes when you want the feet to dig in for grip.
