ACCU-SHOT Stud Mount Monopod BT06-QK: 5.7-6.85" (approx. 14.5-17.4cm)

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Anyone looking for a high-quality and reliable monopod for their long gun is well served by the models from the brand Accu-Shot. This high-precision earth spike is designed for mounting on a sling swivel on the buttstock and is equipped with the QK quick adjustment knob for incredibly easy handling. With an integrated threaded nut, the height can be adjusted variably and then fixed depending on the model. Simple, quick, and above all reliable. Those who do not want to carry a sandbag around or awkwardly improvise a buttstock rest will be thrilled with the Accu-Shot monopod.

Please note:
The mount is intended for American-style sling swivels with a large hole!

Variants:

BT01-QK

Standard height
3.5-4.65" (approx. 8.9-11.8cm)
with one adjustment ring for fine-tuning
approx. 184g

BT04-QK

Standard height
3.75-4.85" (approx. 9.5-12.3cm)
with two adjustment rings for fine-tuning and fixation
approx. 207g

BT05-QK

Medium height
4.8-5.85" (approx. 12.2-14.9cm)
with two adjustment rings for fine-tuning and fixation
approx. 232g

BT06-QK

Extra high
5.7-6.85" (approx. 14.5-17.4cm)
with two adjustment rings for fine-tuning and fixation
approx. 255g

Product details:

Material: High-strength aircraft aluminum 6061-T6, Mil-Spec Type III hard anodized.
For mounting on a sling swivel
Color: black

Accu-Shot is one of the most well-known brands of the US company B&T Industries LLC. With the introduction of the patented Accu-Shot monopod in 2000, the small accessory forge from Kansas quickly became famous nationwide and received an award for its product innovation in the same year. Instead of the previously obligatory sandbag, shooters around the world could now equip themselves with an extremely small monopod that could be directly attached to the rifle and would not get lost. Since then, B&T has continued to grow and has brought excellent in-house developments to the market, influenced by the experiences of hunters and shooters, such as the legendary Atlas bipod.