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BT20-B Atlas Accuracy International Spigot Bottom Rail
Product information "BT20-B Atlas Accuracy International Spigot Bottom Rail"
BT20-B Atlas Accuracy International Spigot Bottom Rail The BT20-B Atlas Accuracy International Spigot Bottom Rail is the same rail found in the BT20, but consists of the bottom 1913 rail ONLY. It attaches to the BT19 AAIS on the bottom and accepts any rail mounted bipod. It is the same rail found on the BT21 TRG Bracket, BT43 Leveraged Rail and BT20-B/ARCALOCK Clamp. It will also attach to many ARCA rail adaptors currently on the market with the same two hole pattern of 1.100” to the ARCA rail and accept any rail mounted bipod. Machined to Picatinny rail standards from 6061-T6 aluminum with Mil-Spec Type III Class 2 finish. Available in black only. No Hardware included.
Length: 41 mm Weight: approx. 16 g
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