The Atlas BT63 Nose Rail, part number BT63 from B&T Industries, is a MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail designed to be embedded into the stock as a further-forward mounting solution, putting the bipod right at the nose of the forend.
How It Compares
The BT63 is embedded into the stock, which is stockmaker's work rather than a bolt-on fitting. Surface-mounted rails such as the Atlas BT15 3.35 inch Picatinny rail and the Atlas BT17 4 inch Picatinny rail bolt into existing holes, and the Atlas BT81 Lil' Brandi sling stud adapter is the reversible, no-gunsmithing route. Bipods to go on it are in our Atlas bipod range.
Ideal For
- Custom stock builds where the bipod needs to sit as far forward as possible
- F-Class, benchrest and target rifles with long forends
- Gunsmiths and stockers inletting a rail during a build
- Shooters who want a flush, permanent mounting solution
Key Features
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Type: Embedded 1913 Picatinny nose rail
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Installation: Designed to be embedded into the stock rather than surface mounted
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Position: Puts the bipod at the nose of the forend for a further-forward mounting point
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Takes: Two-screw and ADM lever-mount Atlas bipods, and Picatinny monopods
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Origin: Genuine B&T Industries, LLC — Made in USA
Technical Specifications
| Type |
Embedded nose rail, 1913 Picatinny |
| Installation |
Embedded into the stock |
| Accepts |
Any MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny bipod or monopod mount |
| Brand |
B&T Industries, LLC — Made in USA |
| SKU / MPN / UPC |
BT63 / BT63 / — |
What's Included
Warranty
Supplied as genuine B&T Industries stock and covered by the manufacturer's warranty — contact our UK team and we will handle any claim on your behalf.
UK Delivery & Support
This Atlas rail is dispatched tracked from our UK warehouse — no import duties and no customs delays — and is backed by UK-based aftersales support.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the Atlas BT63 nose rail fitted?
The BT63 is designed to be embedded into the stock rather than bolted onto the surface, which is work for a gunsmith or stockmaker.
Why mount a bipod at the nose of the forend?
Mounting further forward puts the bipod at the end of the forend, which is the further-forward mounting solution the BT63 is designed to provide.
Which bipods will mount to the Atlas BT63?
Any bipod or monopod with a MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny interface will mount to it, including two-screw and ADM lever Atlas bipods.
Is there a simpler alternative to embedding a rail?
Yes — the BT15 and BT17 rails bolt into existing stock holes, and the BT81 Lil' Brandi adapter clamps to a sling stud with no gunsmithing at all.
What is in the box?
The box contains one Atlas BT63 nose rail.
