Accu-Tac Spike Feet Set for LR-10 Bipods - Durable Steel Construction, Sleek Black Finish

If you run a long-range rifle setup on anything other than concrete, your bipod's rubber feet won't cut it—literally or figuratively. The Accu-Tac Spike Feet Set for LR-10 Bipods replaces soft pads with hardened steel points that bite into dirt, grass, sand, and other uneven terrain, anchoring your rifle solidly in place when it matters. Whether you're shooting from a field position, a rocky outcrop, or soft ground at the range, these spike feet give you the aggressive traction needed to keep your gun planted and your shots consistent.

The design is straightforward: each spike foot screws onto your LR-10 bipod's existing mount, so you can swap between rubber and steel in seconds depending on your shooting environment. The steel construction is CNC-machined and finished with black oxide coating—a time-tested combination that resists corrosion and stands up to hard use in wet, dusty, and demanding conditions. At 1.7 ounces per foot, they're light enough that you won't notice them in your pack but substantial enough to deliver real holding power.

Field shooters and long-range hunters who regularly work soft or unstable ground will appreciate the difference digging spikes make versus sliding rubber feet. Once you've felt a solid, immovable cheek weld on unforgiving terrain, it's hard to go back. If you're building a serious field rifle or upgrading an existing bipod platform, these are a no-brainer accessory.

Key Features

• Steel construction with black oxide coating for durability and corrosion resistance
• Aggressive traction on soft surfaces, dirt, grass, and uneven terrain
• Simple screw-on design—swap between rubber feet and spikes in seconds
• CNC-machined for precision fit and consistent performance
• Lightweight at 1.7 oz per foot, minimal pack burden

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these spike feet work with my LR-10 bipod?

Yes—these are designed as drop-in replacements for LR-10 bipod feet. They screw on where your rubber feet attach, and the swap takes just seconds.

When should I use spikes instead of rubber feet?

Spikes excel on soft or unstable ground—dirt, grass, sand, loose terrain, and uneven surfaces. On hard surfaces like concrete or pavement, rubber feet are a better choice to protect both the bipod and your shooting position.

How durable is the black oxide coating?

Black oxide is a proven finish for firearms and steel parts in field use. It provides corrosion and wear resistance, though like any outdoor gear, regular care and storage will extend its life in demanding conditions.

What's included in the set?

Based on the weight specification (1.7 oz per foot), this set includes replacement feet. Confirm the quantity with our team if you need clarification.