Link didnt work do you mean this? https://www.amazon.com/UTG-Swivel-S...-Adaptor/dp/B0053EQNA4/ref=sr_1_21?dchild=1&keywords=Utg&qid=1603336511&sr=8-21

And this Atlas https://www.amazon.com/AccuShot-Atl...words=atlas+bipods+for+rifles&qid=1603337061&sprefix=Atlas+bipod,aps,554&sr=8-5

If so be informed that rail is shorter than the clamp on the bipod. It will work but wont be as secure as it could be, cause the fitmemt wont allow the little weaver like rail line up.

You might look at this https://www.amazon.com/Magpul-Rifle...ords=atlas+bipods+for+rifles&qid=1603337061&sprefix=Atlas+bipod,aps,554&sr=8-15

 

Link didnt work do you mean this? https://www.amazon.com/UTG-Swivel-S...-Adaptor/dp/B0053EQNA4/ref=sr_1_21?dchild=1&keywords=Utg&qid=1603336511&sr=8-21

Yes, thanks for the heads up. I fixed the link

I'm thinking the base model Atlas won't work with that adapter because it appears you'd need two slots to accommodate the two clamp screws. Could be wrong though and that's why I decided to ask

Looking at the options I see a BT10-LW17 with a lever clamp that might work. It's another $80 for that model though. I really didn't want to spend that much on a bipod like the fact that I can easily remove it though. I guess I have to decide if the convenience is worth it

 

Try these. I believe you will like them. I have been running these for about 1 1/2 years. Using these my rifle is more accurate than using a front bag and stand. The 45 degree settings are extremely good. A multitude of extensions and feet. Making these very adaptable to any situation. Also usable on a number of different firearms with pic rails on them.

They are not as fast to deploy as the Harris. If you are not in a hurry they are great. I like the ability to add sling swivel adapters facing to the side rather than under. The underside gives a twist to the rifle I do not care for.

https://www.accu-shot.com/catalog_new/50-1913-picatinny-rails-and-adaptors

https://www.accu-shot.com/catalog_n...catalog_new/atlas-bipods-official-manufacturer/68-bt10-lw17-v8-atlas-bipod.html

I like this one as well for the tension lever that is a fast tensioning device. The legs are also spread a little farther apart creating a little additional stability. These bipods have actually turned into a excellent product overall. I would watch some of the models because not all pan right and left.

https://www.accu-shot.com/catalog_new/atlas-bipods-official-manufacturer/237-bt65-lw17.html

Your UTG sure seems like it is good to go. Is that the one that will stay stable for you?

 

I like the Atlas bipod alot mine are older models, the pan feature is a little stiff. I like Accu-Tac bipods better, to me they're a little smoother to operate with all the features Check them out!

 

I have a Modular Evolution which is similar to the Atlas but, if I was getting a new bipod, I would choose an Accu-Tac too.
I like MDT also but they're too expensive, jmo.

 

If you go Atlas, you'll wish you sprung for the higher-end features.

However, for the money, I much prefer the Accu-Tac. Easier to adjust, locks down more securely, beefy and strong.

Some guns just look better with one or the other. Can't go wrong either way.

 

I looked at the Accu-Tacs and, unless I missed something, I didn't care for how they looked. Even if they're a better unit I wouldn't want to put one on one of my rifles. I think the Atlas will look much better on the rifles I plan to use it on. Plus I found a nice used Atlas in the Trading Post. So one should already be on it's way to me

 

There is a really good discussion of the two current top PRS options (Atlas and Cyke pod) on this YouTube video:

If you want to try a Chinese clone of the Atlas-style, they are available for about $30 on eBay.

 

Not interested in the Chinese clones. Thanks for posting the comparison vid

 

I've been trying to find a pic rail like that Caldwell but can't find one locally. I have a Atlas bipod sitting here with the quick disconnect and have not been able to use it but it is a nice bipod. My buddy that's a sniper says it's what he swears by. My cousin, also a sniper and deployed right now also uses them. I'm sure others are good but for my use I think I will like the Atlas.

 

https://www.amazon.com/Caldwell-Pic...ling+swivel+mount&qid=1603514887&sprefix=picatinny+rail+sling+sw,aps,185&sr=8-7

I know some folks don't like to order from Amazon. If you can't for whatever reason, send me a PM and I'll order it for you and ship it to you

 

I ordered 2 of the swivel to pic rail adapters and got them in a couple days ago. Most everyone I looked at on Amazon and eBay came from China and I refuse to order anything that comes straight from there. Found a place in the states that had them, under $17 for 2 shipped and they seem well built.

I agree with what was said earlier, spring for the quick attach mount on the Atlas. I haven't decided which way I want to mount it, swivel in the front or to the back. On my 722 it fits the stock really well this way and I think the sling will still work fine going over the mount when shouldered.

 

Hey Glenn, is that swivel stud to rail adapter this one?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0053EQNA...B0053EQNA4/?coliid=IOP67P3XI1RGF&colid=1BUI18MWLGSD8&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

If so it doesn't seem to work with my Atlas BT46-LW17. The knurled nut hits the quick detach mount. The bipod in your pic looks a little different than mine. So maybe that's the difference? I really like the low profile of that mount. If I could find a way to make it work I'd put it them on a couple other rifles

 

This is the BlackHawk Picatinny Adapter that I selected for use on my Anschutz 1416 with my Joy-Pod.
https://www.amazon.com/Blackhawk-Swivel-Stud-Picatinny-Adapter/dp/B004T14ZZW Tap photo for a lager view.

It has worked perfectly.
Comes with a rubber pad to protect your rifle .
And magically even though it only attaches to the stud, it does not move.
I was skeptical of all of these adapters (including the Caldwell) until I took a chance on this one.
Made in the USA.

Smooth

Also works perfectly with my Tier One Evo.

 

This is the BlackHawk Picatinny Adapter that I selected for use on my Anschutz 1416 with my Joy-Pod.
https://www.amazon.com/Blackhawk-Swivel-Stud-Picatinny-Adapter/dp/B004T14ZZW Tap photo for a lager view.

It has worked perfectly.
Comes with a rubber pad to protect your rifle .
And magically even though it only attaches to the stud, it does not move.
I was skeptical of all of these adapters (including the Caldwell) until I took a chance on this one.
Made in the USA.

Thanks Smooth. I ended up ordering the one I linked in the first post and one of these...

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NVK0RR2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

The one with the knurled nut didn't seem to have enough room to fit my Atlas with quick release mount. So I used the second one on my Tikka. It's similar to the one you posted including the rubber pad to protect the stock but doesn't have the sling stud. Not sure I'll need it anyway. What I do like about the one I used is that you can adjust it so the bipod is parallel to the barrel when folded. I used the bipod at the range today and it worked very well

 

Mines not listed as a UTG but it is exactly the same.