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Accu-Shot
The Accu-Shot No Mount V8 Atlas Bipod is a lightweight aluminum shooting rest designed for precision rifle shooters who need a stable, portable platform without being locked into a single mounting system. This no-mount version pairs with 17S lever-style mounts using the proper adapter, making it a flexible choice for shooters running multiple rifle builds or switching between firearms. Whether you're working prone at the range or setting up for a long-distance hunt, the V8 delivers the adjustability and rock-solid stability that serious shooters depend on.
Built from durable aluminum with stainless steel locking components, the bipod resists corrosion and handles hard field use. The grippy rubber feet bite into dirt, grass, and range benches alike, keeping your rifle planted even during recoil. Each leg adjusts independently across five positions, extending from 5 inches to 9 inches to match your shooting height and terrain. That flexibility means you can shoot from uneven ground without canting your rifle or fighting unstable geometry.
The V8's adjustment range is where it really shines: up to 180 degrees of front-to-back tilt lets you follow targets across slopes or adjust for steep shooting angles. A 30-degree pan left and right enables smooth tracking without picking up the whole rig, while 30 degrees of cant adjustment helps you level your reticle quickly, no matter how broken the ground beneath you is. If you're already running a 17S-compatible mount like an A.R.M.S., American Defense AD-170, Badger Ordnance TRAMP, or LaRue Tactical LT271, this bipod slots in seamlessly with the right adapter.
This is the no-clamp, no-quick-detach version—it's the lightest way to add a V8 to your existing lever-mount ecosystem without redundant or proprietary hardware.
| Brand | Accu-Shot |
| Model | Atlas Bipod V8 |
| Mount Type | No-Clamp (17S lever-style compatible with adapter) |
| Primary Material | Aluminum |
| Locking Components | Stainless Steel |
| Feet Material | Rubber |
| Leg Extension Range | 5" to 9" |
| Leg Adjustment Positions | Five independent positions |
| Front-to-Back Tilt | Up to 180° |
| Pan Adjustment | 30° left and right |
| Cant Adjustment | 30° |
| Color | Black |
The No Mount version is designed for 17S lever-style mounts when used with the proper adapter. This includes A.R.M.S. 17S, American Defense AD-170, Badger Ordnance TRAMP, and LaRue Tactical LT271 systems. The adapter is sold separately.
Accu-Shot offers the V8 with three attachment options: a quick-detach Picatinny lever mount, a two-screw Picatinny mount, or this no-mount version for 17S compatibility. Choose based on your existing rifle mounting system to avoid redundant hardware.
Yes. Both legs adjust independently across five position settings, and each can extend from 5 to 9 inches, allowing you to compensate for uneven terrain and find the right shooting height without canting your rifle.
Yes. The lightweight aluminum construction, grippy rubber feet, and extensive adjustment range (180 degrees tilt, 30 degrees pan and cant) make it well-suited for both precision rifle shooting at the range and field use in hunting scenarios where terrain varies.
Accu-Shot
The Accu-Shot No Mount V8 Atlas Bipod is a lightweight aluminum shooting rest designed for precision rifle shooters who need a stable, portable platform without being locked into a single mounting system. This no-mount version pairs with 17S lever-style mounts using the proper adapter, making it a flexible choice for shooters running multiple rifle builds or switching between firearms. Whether you're working prone at the range or setting up for a long-distance hunt, the V8 delivers the adjustability and rock-solid stability that serious shooters depend on.
Built from durable aluminum with stainless steel locking components, the bipod resists corrosion and handles hard field use. The grippy rubber feet bite into dirt, grass, and range benches alike, keeping your rifle planted even during recoil. Each leg adjusts independently across five positions, extending from 5 inches to 9 inches to match your shooting height and terrain. That flexibility means you can shoot from uneven ground without canting your rifle or fighting unstable geometry.
The V8's adjustment range is where it really shines: up to 180 degrees of front-to-back tilt lets you follow targets across slopes or adjust for steep shooting angles. A 30-degree pan left and right enables smooth tracking without picking up the whole rig, while 30 degrees of cant adjustment helps you level your reticle quickly, no matter how broken the ground beneath you is. If you're already running a 17S-compatible mount like an A.R.M.S., American Defense AD-170, Badger Ordnance TRAMP, or LaRue Tactical LT271, this bipod slots in seamlessly with the right adapter.
This is the no-clamp, no-quick-detach version—it's the lightest way to add a V8 to your existing lever-mount ecosystem without redundant or proprietary hardware.
| Brand | Accu-Shot |
| Model | Atlas Bipod V8 |
| Mount Type | No-Clamp (17S lever-style compatible with adapter) |
| Primary Material | Aluminum |
| Locking Components | Stainless Steel |
| Feet Material | Rubber |
| Leg Extension Range | 5" to 9" |
| Leg Adjustment Positions | Five independent positions |
| Front-to-Back Tilt | Up to 180° |
| Pan Adjustment | 30° left and right |
| Cant Adjustment | 30° |
| Color | Black |
The No Mount version is designed for 17S lever-style mounts when used with the proper adapter. This includes A.R.M.S. 17S, American Defense AD-170, Badger Ordnance TRAMP, and LaRue Tactical LT271 systems. The adapter is sold separately.
Accu-Shot offers the V8 with three attachment options: a quick-detach Picatinny lever mount, a two-screw Picatinny mount, or this no-mount version for 17S compatibility. Choose based on your existing rifle mounting system to avoid redundant hardware.
Yes. Both legs adjust independently across five position settings, and each can extend from 5 to 9 inches, allowing you to compensate for uneven terrain and find the right shooting height without canting your rifle.
Yes. The lightweight aluminum construction, grippy rubber feet, and extensive adjustment range (180 degrees tilt, 30 degrees pan and cant) make it well-suited for both precision rifle shooting at the range and field use in hunting scenarios where terrain varies.
