ACCU-TAC WB-4 ARCA SPEC BIPOD

Description

The Accu-Tac WB-4 is built for precision shooters who need a stable, low-profile platform for long-range and benchrest work. Its wide-body, lowered-center design lets the rifle sit down between the legs rather than perched on top of them, which lowers the rifle’s center of gravity and reduces the tendency to tip or shift under recoil. That geometry is the core reason this model exists alongside Accu-Tac’s narrower bipod offerings.

The chassis is machined entirely from billet aircraft aluminum — not cast, not assembled from mixed materials — which keeps weight down without trading away the rigidity that precision shooting demands. Four independent leg positions give you meaningful stance options rather than a single collapsed-or-extended binary, and each position locks at 45 or 90 degrees via a spring-loaded detent so you can plant the legs to suit whatever surface you’re working from. Five notch height settings let you dial in elevation independently of leg angle, so you’re not forced to compromise one to fix the other.

The cant lever is repositionable and locks the rail interface at the angle you need for uneven terrain or off-camber shooting positions. Accu-Tac designs this lever to be hand-tightened only; applying tools risks damaging the tension mechanism, so the adjustment is deliberate and tactile rather than torqued down. Attachment is through a quick-detach mount that interfaces with Arca Swiss and Arca-style rails, meaning no tools are required to mount or remove the bipod in the field. If your chassis or rail system already runs Arca, the WB-4 drops straight in without an adapter.