FORTMEIER bipod adapter for Picatinny 6 o'clock

Available directly from stock. Pay attention to the respective delivery time indication.

For powerful large-caliber repeating rifles in .338 Lapua Magnum or even in the massive .50 BMG, a high-performance bipod is needed that can withstand the force. Fortmeier offers a high-end bipod system in various versions that is particularly robust, absolutely reliable, and remains easy to handle.

Notes on the Picatinny mount:
The mounts are currently offered as 6 o'clock or 12 o'clock - the two variants are IDENTICAL, only a laser engraving indicates the difference, and the screw for the bipod attachment is screwed in for the corresponding orientation. You just have to unscrew the screw from the spigot and screw it back in from the other side to switch between 6 and 12 o'clock; the screw always belongs downwards. The clamping jaws of the mount are spring-mounted. Strong recoil forces cannot harm the system. With the quick-release lever, the bipod can also be very quickly detached from the weapon or the rotational resistance can be adjusted to tilt the weapon sideways.

Fortmeier offers the following adapters in total:

- for Picatinny for 6 o'clock mounting (bottom)
- for Picatinny for 12 o'clock mounting (top)
- for M-Lok
- for UIT interfaces

UIT for bipod mounting
UIT to Picatinny

- for Ruger Precision Rifle Gen.2 (Generation 3 has M-LOK)

only for 12 o'clock mounting
the Gen.2 features a bulged "punched" rail on the handguard

- Arca-Swiss / RSS adapter

for mounting the UIT bipod adapter

The most important features at a glance:

- First-class workmanship, extremely robust and durable
- Color: Black with a satin matte surface finish
- General info: The spigot adapters from GRS also fit on FORTMEIER bipods, but the FORTMEIER adapters do not fit on the GRS bipods.

Here is the link to the video presentation on YouTube.

Heinrich Fortmeier is a true large-caliber enthusiast - the company website 50bmg.de promises nothing less than the most powerful caliber available in Germany for hunters and sport shooters. In 1999, Fortmeier developed the first single-shot rifle entirely in-house; after more than two decades, the systems are now fully matured and enjoy the highest recognition worldwide. The bipod systems from this small forge are also legendary today and represent a truly worthwhile investment for every long-range shooter.