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When you're shooting off soft ground, standard rubber bipod feet tend to skate around, which makes preloading the bipod a frustrating guessing game. The Accu-Tac LR-10 Spike Feet Set fixes that by giving you aggressive metal points that dig into dirt, gravel, and other loose terrain. Once these are planted, the rifle stays put, so you can build a solid position and lean into the bipod without the whole setup creeping on you.
These are the G2 version of Accu-Tac's spike feet, built for their LR-10 bipods. They're CNC machined and finished with a black oxide coating, which keeps corrosion at bay and holds up to hard field use. The construction pairs an aluminum alloy body with steel hardware, so you get points that bite without adding meaningful weight to your rig. Each spike runs right around 1.7 ounces, so the set barely registers on your gun.
The screw-on interface is the real convenience here. When you roll up to a spot where the rubber feet won't cut it, you back the rubber off and thread the spikes on in a matter of seconds. No tools, no fuss, no fumbling in the field. That flexibility means you can run rubber on the bench or a hard surface, then switch over to spikes the moment you're set up on dirt.
Folks who run these consistently point to the same thing: no sliding. The spikes grab whatever they're set on and let you really load the bipod, which pays off when you're chasing repeatable shots. Since the G2 spikes are threaded on the outer end, they'll also accept the optional Accu-Tac Claw accessory if you want to convert them for sand or mud later on. For anyone running an LR-10 who shoots off natural ground, this is a simple upgrade that makes a real difference in stability.
These G2 spikes are made specifically for Accu-Tac LR-10 bipods and thread directly onto that platform. They use the same screw-on interface as the factory rubber feet, so installation is a straight swap. If you're running an older G1 bipod, double check your model, since the G1 and G2 systems are not interchangeable.
The spikes use a simple screw-on design, so you back off the rubber feet by hand and thread the spikes on in their place. The whole change takes just a few seconds and doesn't require any tools. That makes it easy to run rubber on hard surfaces and switch to spikes the moment you move to dirt or gravel.
Yes, that's their main job. Once the points dig into soft ground they hold firm, which lets you lean into the bipod and load it without the feet sliding out from under you. Users consistently report no slippage and a much more locked-in shooting position compared to rubber on loose terrain.
You can. The G2 spikes are threaded on the outer end to accept the optional Accu-Tac Claw accessory, which is sold separately. Screwing the claw on converts the spike into a clawed foot that works better in sand and mud.
| UPC | 858520006077 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LRS-0200 |
| Color | Black |
| Product Type | Bipod Accessories |
| Length | 4 |
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