Accu-Shot BT24 Atlas Cleat Feet for Atlas Bipods, Black

I use these feet for my Gen1 atlas bipod when I'm shooting in the desert. I found these feet to be very stable, though the spikes are sharp, so be careful handling it.

The ball joints stop just short of allowing the feet to swivel enough to lie flat on a flat surface when the Atlas bipod is set on its middle vertical position, the most common position in actual use. With the outer edges of the feet raised above the surface and only the inner claws gripping the surface the same ball joints allow the feet to rotate when loading the bipod even with the PSR which has non-rotating legs. This is on a flat, relatively smooth surface. I imagine on an irregular surface, like a rock, the problem could be worse. It wouldn't be a problem in dirt, but then the spike feet are a better choice anyway. Basically the ball joints need more swivel range.

Put these on the associated Atlas Bipod mounted on an AI AX .338 system they stuffed them thought a lot of abuse on really ugly terrain. Not once did they pop out nor have the teeth been easily bent. Only one tooth on the cleat has been damaged beyond use due to being fired repeatedly while emplaced on granite rock. So that should give you a good idea how well built these are.

Straight-up garbage. See my photo to see what happens when you try to load the bipod. When I read other reviews I didn't understand what people were saying about the ball joints, but hopefully this photo demonstrates what they're talking about. These feet might work on something heavy like a 50 cal or a light machine gun. But anything other than that they will not work.

Nice add to a great bipod.

These are great cleats I have them in my Magpul bipod yes they fit perfect

These need a little more R&D & design. Can't load them to hard or they spin. Better then rubber feet on a bench though! So not useless! I'll give it 3 stars for that.

Don't waste your money on these feet, because of the way they swivel and spin you can't properly load your bipod. When you try to load the bipod the rifle just moves forward due to the feet spinning. I'm very disappointed with this product. If you need feet that plant into the ground go with the spiked feet and bypass these.