Accu-Tac Spike Feet Set - Compatible with SR-5 and BR-4 Bipods, Durable Steel Construction, Black Finish

If you're running an Accu-Tac SR-5 or BR-4 bipod on soft ground, dirt, or unprepared shooting positions, swap in a set of Accu-Tac spike feet to anchor your rifle with real holding power. These black oxide-coated steel replacement spikes thread on in seconds, trading the stock rubber feet for aggressive traction that grips soil, sand, and similar surfaces where rubber would slide or settle. Whether you're shooting prone on a hunting trip or setting up for precision work at an unimproved range, spike feet transform how your bipod performs off hard pavement.

The design is straightforward: each spike is CNC-machined from durable steel and finished with black oxide coating for corrosion resistance and a clean, matte black appearance that matches your rifle. Installation is dead simple—no tools required—so you can swap between rubber feet for vehicular gear or hard-surface shooting and spikes for field work in the same minute it takes to get behind the gun.

Accu-Tac spike feet are a proven accessory for hunters, long-range competitors, and field shooters who need their bipod to stay put when the ground won't cooperate. They're lightweight enough to ignore and tough enough to trust, whether you're glassing for game or dialing in your rifle at distance.

Key Features

• CNC-machined steel construction with black oxide coating for durability and weather resistance
• Quick-change screw-on design—swap between rubber and spike feet in seconds without tools
• Aggressive traction on dirt, sand, and soft ground
• Lightweight: 1.7 oz per foot, negligible pack weight
• Matte black finish blends with modern rifle builds

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What Accu-Tac bipods are these spike feet compatible with?

These spike feet fit Accu-Tac Generation 1 bipods, including the SR-5, SR-5 QD, BR-4, BR-4 QD, and FC-5 QD models. They do not fit newer bipod generations or models not listed here.

How do I install or change spike feet on my bipod?

The spikes use a simple screw-on design. You can swap between rubber feet and steel spikes in seconds with no tools required—just hand-tighten them on or off at the bipod legs.

When should I use spike feet instead of rubber feet?

Spike feet excel when shooting on soft ground, dirt, sand, or unimproved terrain where rubber feet may slip or sink. Rubber feet work better on hard surfaces like concrete or range benches where spikes could be damaged or rattle.

How much weight do these add to my setup?

Each spike foot weighs just 1.7 ounces, so a complete pair adds roughly 3.4 ounces—negligible for field shooting or hunting applications.