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The Accu-Tac WB-4 Wide Body bipod is one of those pieces of gear you feel the difference with the first time you settle in behind it. The whole idea behind the wide-body design is that the rifle sits down between the legs rather than perched up on top, which lowers the center of gravity and gives you a planted, stable base. That translates to less bounce under recoil and a rifle that tracks straighter, which is exactly what you want when you're stretching things out to distance.
This thing is machined from 100% billet 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum with high-strength steel hardware at the stress points, so it's light without feeling flimsy. Each leg deploys independently and locks into four angle positions across a 180-degree arc, plus five click-locked height notches so you can dial in the exact stance you need. Set one leg lower for uneven ground, run them both wide for a bench, or bring them in tight, the WB-4 handles it. It also cants, letting you tilt the rifle left or right and lock it down solid with the adjustable lever to level up on a slope.
The quick-detach mount clamps onto any 1913 Picatinny rail and snugs up in seconds with no tools required. When you're done, it pops off just as fast. It's a clean, secure system that holds tight through repeated recoil and doesn't work itself loose.
Height runs from 4.5 inches with the legs at 45 degrees up to 7.5 inches at 90 degrees, and the stance opens from 10 inches out to 14 inches wide. At right around 22 ounces it strikes a good balance between a substantial, confidence-inspiring footprint and something you're still willing to carry. Between the precision build and the range of adjustment, it's a favorite among long-range, ELR, and bench-rest crowds, though there's nothing stopping you from running it on a hunting or tactical setup too.
The wide-body design drops the rifle down between the legs instead of holding it up on top, which lowers the center of gravity for a more stable platform. That helps soak up recoil and keeps the rifle tracking straight back rather than hopping off target. It's the same thinking behind bench-rest setups, which is why the WB-4 is popular with long-range and ELR crowds.
It uses a quick-detach clamp that attaches to any 1913 Picatinny rail. You can tighten it down securely by hand in seconds with no tools, and it pops off just as quickly when you're done. The system holds tight through repeated recoil without loosening up.
Each leg moves independently and locks into four angle positions across a 180-degree arc, so you can run 45 or 90 degrees and everything in between. There are also five click-locked height notches per leg. That combination lets you set an even stance on a bench or stagger the legs to match uneven terrain.
Yes. The WB-4 has a built-in canting feature that lets you tilt the rifle left or right to level up on a slope or awkward position. Once you've got it where you want it, the adjustable lever locks the cant down solid so it stays put while you shoot.
| UPC | 858520006329 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | WBB-0400 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 12.4000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Bipod |
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