The Accu-Tac BR-4 G2 Arca QD is a precision bipod built for shooters who demand stability without compromise. Manufactured entirely in the USA from billet 6061 T6 aluminum and high-strength steel hardware, this quick-detach bipod mounts securely to any standard Arca Swiss or Arca-style rail in seconds—no tools required. Whether you're running a bolt-action rifle on the competition line, setting up for long-range precision work, or dialing in at the bench, the BR-4 G2 delivers the rock-solid foundation serious shooters expect.

What sets this Arca QD bipod apart is its flexibility. Each leg deploys independently to four distinct positions—90 degrees and 45 degrees—and locks solidly into place. The entire assembly can cant, with both leg positions and cant angle secured by a quick-detach lever that requires no tools to operate. Five height notches let you dial in your shooting geometry from 5.75 inches to 8.625 inches, while the stance adjusts from 8 inches to 12.25 inches, covering the range you'll actually use in the field or at the bench.

The BR-4 G2's spring-loaded legs are intuitive to adjust—just pull downward to move each leg to your desired angle, and the positive detents lock them in place. At just over 21 ounces and finished in FDE (Flat Dark Earth), this bipod won't add unnecessary weight to your rig while blending seamlessly with modern tactical setups. Built to endure the abuse of serious shooting, it's the kind of gear that works the same way five years from now as it does today.

The Accu-Tac BR-4 G2 Arca QD is a precision bipod built for shooters who demand stability without compromise. Manufactured entirely in the USA from billet 6061 T6 aluminum and high-strength steel hardware, this quick-detach bipod mounts securely to any standard Arca Swiss or Arca-style rail in seconds—no tools required. Whether you're running a bolt-action rifle on the competition line, setting up for long-range precision work, or dialing in at the bench, the BR-4 G2 delivers the rock-solid foundation serious shooters expect.

What sets this Arca QD bipod apart is its flexibility. Each leg deploys independently to four distinct positions—90 degrees and 45 degrees—and locks solidly into place. The entire assembly can cant, with both leg positions and cant angle secured by a quick-detach lever that requires no tools to operate. Five height notches let you dial in your shooting geometry from 5.75 inches to 8.625 inches, while the stance adjusts from 8 inches to 12.25 inches, covering the range you'll actually use in the field or at the bench.

The BR-4 G2's spring-loaded legs are intuitive to adjust—just pull downward to move each leg to your desired angle, and the positive detents lock them in place. At just over 21 ounces and finished in FDE (Flat Dark Earth), this bipod won't add unnecessary weight to your rig while blending seamlessly with modern tactical setups. Built to endure the abuse of serious shooting, it's the kind of gear that works the same way five years from now as it does today.