Accu-Tac SR-5 Bipod, My Two Cents – Kenn Blanchard

By Kenn Blanchard

Accu-Tac SR-5 Bipod
Accu-Tac SR-5 Bipod
Kenn Blanchard
Kenn Blanchard

Upper Marlboro, MD –-(Ammoland.com)- Right around the end of 2014, I was blessed with an Accu-Tac SR-5 Bipod for my LAR Grizzly AR-15.

It’s a state of the art CNC machined piece of art that fit my rifle “to a tee”. Accu-Tac is a US company that is cranking out some really good stuff that you would be proud to own. They also make some pretty good muzzle breaks too.

This bipod is flat black anodized aircraft aluminum. Since I am not “humping” this gear over rough terrain I don’t mind the extra 1.25 lbs.

I really like the scalloped solid design. It looks like a butterfly knife I once had from the Philippines.

The bipod attached effortlessly to my Picatinny rail system and can come off without tools as well. It has a ratcheted leg extension system that can be adjusted to five different heights. The legs are spring-loaded but can be shortened with one button. The legs stand from six to ten inches when fully extended.

To adjust the legs independently, all it takes is a tug on the leg downward. You can flip them straight down or 45 degrees forward or back. They can lock securely facing the front of the muzzle or backwards. It’s all on you.

Attaching a bipod makes it part of the system for me. Even though it’s removable I am keeping it on. It’s a cool tool, just like my rifle overall.

Experienced shooters know that bipods have their limitations and uses. For me, its aesthetics more than tactics but I know that a good rest can help produce an accurate shot on a soft surface. For me, that might be a bed, the carpet, and the dirt on a range. As with most things your mileage may vary.

If you are looking for a bipod, I recommend the Accu-Tac SR 5, over some of the cheesy looking ones with the long springs and knobs that pinch your fingers and grab lint and cloth from unknown places. Accu-Tac as a company is relatively new but the customer service was great.

Check out their website and catalog when you get a chance. www.accu-tac.com

About:
Kenn Blanchard is a contributer to AmmoLand Shooting Sports News and Producer of the Urban Shooter pod cast. In addition Kenn Blanchard is a pro-gun media producer & marketing profesional that helps small businesses by providing information, entertainment , inspiration and support to the sport shooting community through blogs, voice -over, podcasting and professional speaking. Visit: www.kennblanchard.com

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John Whyte

I agree Kenn, this may be heavy, but the stability is there. .338 Savage 110 BA, mounted nice, very stable at 6, 8 and 10″. Heavy yes, but gun is at 16.5, like the weight up front. I like the legs going forward at 8, brings it down to 7″ and lengthens the support, haven’t tried the legs going back.

Outstanding Product, John

Raymond Calvillo

This is the best bipod so far that I have seen in the market! I got mine last month at the Ontario Gun Show and I have to say it is very impressive. Everything about it from the look to the quality made my purchase all worth it! I’ve seen some bipods go for $300 and up which doesn’t even compare with what I got from Accu-tac. Us shooters who appreciate everything that goes on our rifle will not put a $40 bipod on a $4,000 rifle. Good job guys.. I will be checking out your other products very soon!

EricX

$235-$260 for something a $40-$80 bipod could do? No thanks, I’ll put that $$$ into a better optic.
(good, well-written article though)