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B&T Industries BT46-LW17 PSR Atlas Bipod Standard height with ADM 170-S Lever

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BT46-LW17
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BT46-LW17
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  • B&T Industries BT46-LW17 PSR Atlas Bipod Standard height with ADM 170-S Lever
  • B&T Industries BT46-LW17 PSR Atlas Bipod Standard height with ADM 170-S Lever
MSRP: $459.95
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B&T Industries BT46-LW17 PSR Atlas Bipod Standard height with ADM 170-S Lever

Achieve unmatched stability and precision tracking across any terrain with the B&T Industries BT46-LW17 PSR Atlas Bipod. Specially developed for military and precision rifle applications, the PSR (Precision Sniper Rifle) Atlas bipod sets the industry benchmark for heavy-duty support in a lightweight package. Featuring independently moving legs that lock into five distinct positions through a 180-degree arc (stowed back, 45° angled back, 90° straight down, 45° forward, and stowed forward), the PSR Atlas gives shooters complete adaptability on uneven surfaces, barricades, and prone firing positions.

Precision-machined in the USA from T6061 and T7075-T6 aircraft aluminum with a durable hardcoat anodized black finish, the BT46-LW17 weighs just 13.61 ounces while delivering extreme structural strength. Built with non-rotating inner legs, strengthened leg bosses, and fore/aft pivot limiting bosses, this model comes factory-equipped with the popular American Defense Manufacturing (ADM) 170-S Quick-Detach (QD) Lever Mount for instant, secure attachment to any MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny rail. With 30 degrees of preloaded pan and cant controlled by an ergonomic knurled adjustment knob, this bipod offers total crosshair alignment without compromising stability.

Features

ADM 170-S Quick-Detach Lever Mount:
Includes the field-proven ADM 170-S QD lever mount for rapid, tool-less attachment and removal on any standard 1913 Picatinny rail section.

5-Position Independent Leg Movement:
Legs adjust independently and lock securely at 0°, 45° forward, 90°, 45° rearward, and 180° stowed rearward, allowing shooters to load the bipod at both 45-degree and 90-degree angles.

30° Total Pan & Cant Adjustment:
Provides 15 degrees (+/-) of preloaded pan and 15 degrees (+/-) of preloaded cant, with an easily accessible knurled knob to fine-tune pan and tilt tension.

Enhanced PSR Structural Upgrades:
Features non-rotating legs (outer leg cannot spin on inner leg), strengthened leg bosses, fore/aft pivot limiting bosses, and T7075 inner legs for severe-use durability.

Tool-Less Height & Foot Customization:
Non-oriented leg length adjustments offer 5 detent positions spaced 3/4" apart, paired with soft rubber feet that can be swapped in the field for optional spiked or ski feet using a ball plunger system.

Made in the USA:
Designed, manufactured, and assembled in America using premium aluminum, stainless steel fasteners, and smooth-tracking UHMW internal components.

Specifications

Manufacturer B&T Industries (Atlas Bipods)
Model BT46-LW17 PSR Atlas Bipod
Mount Type ADM 170-S QD Lever Mount (Fits MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny Rail)
Height Range Approximately 4.75" – 9.0" (Rail to Surface)
Pan Range 30° Total (15° +/- Preloaded Pan)
Cant Range 30° Total (15° +/- Preloaded Cant)
Leg Positions 5 Lockable Angles (0°, 45° Rear, 90°, 45° Forward, 180°)
Footprint Spread 8.0" – 11.0"
Material Construction T6061 Outer Body & T7075 Inner Legs / Stainless Steel Springs
Finish Type III Hardcoat Anodized Black
Weight 13.61 oz.
Foot Style Standard Soft Rubber (Interchangeable)
Country of Origin USA
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2 Reviews

  • 5

    Nothing compares

    Posted by Taupe on 12th Sep 2022

    I got an atlas V8 over 10 years ago and was blissfully unaware of how they improved on perfection with the PSR update until very recently. They look virtually identical but it’s the sum total of nearly invisible improvements that work seamlessly to provide the most adaptive bipod on the market. I didn’t even realize the leg locking buttons were enlarged until I used it the first time and immediately thought “oh that’s so noticeably better”

  • 5

    Why Spend The Money?

    Posted by Trapman on 22nd Aug 2018

    There's only one genuine Atlas bipod. Whichever model you choose, you can depend on it not to break at an inopportune time. I've compared the fit and finish of the Atlas to the clones. One can defend their choice, but there's no comparison. I don't go looking to buy the most expensive stuff out there. I'm no elitist, believe me. But the saying 'Buy once, cry once' was invented just for Atlas bipods and AccuShot monopods.

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