Description
The Accu-Tac WB-5 is built for shooters who demand a stable, repeatable platform at long range — F-class competitors, benchrest shooters, and precision riflemen working from a prone position or a shooting mat. Its wide-body chassis is the defining design choice: by dropping the receiver down between the legs rather than sitting it on top of a narrow yoke, the geometry moves the rifle’s center of mass closer to the ground and spreads lateral force outward rather than letting recoil push the muzzle sideways. That spread reaches a foot span wide enough to make tracking shots markedly more consistent than a narrow-stance bipod allows.
Every structural part is machined from aircraft-grade 6061-T6 aluminum billet — no castings, no stampings — and finished to Mil-Spec Type III anodizing for hard-use durability. The legs operate independently via spring-loaded detents, dropping to either 45° or 90° without tools, and nine discrete height notches give enough adjustment range to account for uneven ground or different prone positions without compromising rigidity. Cant adjustment runs to ±35° and locks positively with an adjustable lever, so once you dial in a canted firing position it stays put under load.
The mount clamps directly to any Arca-Swiss or Arca-spec rail and releases just as quickly, making transitions between rifles or between field and bench straightforward. The Mil-Spec Type III finish is offered here in Flat Black. Weight comes in at just under a pound and a half, which is meaningful on a heavy precision rifle that already taxes the shoulder over a long shooting session.






