Description
The Accu-Tac FC-5 G2 is built for F-Class competition, a discipline that demands a bipod capable of holding a precise, repeatable position under the recoil of heavy-for-caliber match loads at distances where any shift in point of contact translates directly to a missed X-ring. That context explains every design decision on this bipod.
The body is machined from aluminum with a hardcoat anodized finish, keeping weight manageable while giving the structural rigidity that bench and prone competitors require when loading into the bipod for recoil management. The feet are steel, which matters when you are pushing forward pressure into a surface repeatedly across a long match — softer materials wear and change the feel of the load over time.
Leg height adjusts from 6 to 10.6 inches, a range suited to prone shooting on uneven ground or across different rifle stock heights. The legs lock into position rather than relying on friction alone, so height stays set between stages or when the rifle is picked up and re-positioned. The second-generation design also incorporates cant and pan functions, allowing the shooter to level the rifle on a slope and to track a target laterally without breaking the prone position or repositioning the whole setup.
Attachment is via Picatinny rail, which keeps the bipod indexed consistently to the rifle every time it is mounted — relevant when the zero relationship between bipod position and point of impact needs to be repeatable across multiple range sessions. Finished in Flat Black, the FC-5 G2 carries Accu-Tac’s part number FCSRB-G200.






