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Stud Mount Monopods - Locking Monopod Stud 4.75-5.75'''' Quick Knob
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SKU: 749007454
Overview
Built for rifles already equipped with a bipod, this rear-mounted monopod adds a stable support point and lets the shooter make elevation changes with control. It attaches to the rear sling swivel stud on most rifles, with an optional adapter available for AR-15/M1-A setups using A2 stocks. The Quick Knob version is intended for faster adjustments, while the lock ring helps hold the chosen setting in place. It is suited to bench work or ground shooting where a rear support can help fine-tune position without adding unnecessary complexity.
Why Hunters Choose the Accu-Shot
Adds Rear
Support and stability for bipod-equipped
Attaches Rear
Sling swivel stud on most
Lock Ring
Helps hold elevation adjustment in
Quick Knob
Model supports fast elevation changes
Suitable Bench
Shooting or use on the
Key Features
- Designed to add stability and easy elevation adjustment for bipod-equipped rifles.
- Attaches to the rear sling swivel stud of most rifles.
- Optional AR-15/M1-A adapter available for military-type rifles with A2 stocks.
- Features a lock ring to secure elevation in place.
- Quick Knob model allows fast adjustments.
- Quick Knob model provides 3.5"-4.65" adjustment range.
Best Used For
- Hunters using bipod-equipped rifles who want rear support and easier elevation adjustment.
- Bench shooters needing a stable rear rest for sighting-in and load development.
- Ground-level shooters who prefer a lockable monopod for controlled rifle positioning.
- Users wanting quick adjustment with the Quick Knob model for changing shooting positions.
- Rifles with a rear sling swivel stud, or A2 stocks using the optional adapter.
Specifications
| Adjustment Method | Rotating neoprene body |
|---|---|
| Attachment Method | Rear sling swivel stud |
| Compatibility | Most rifles; optional AR-15/M1-A adapter for military type rifles (A2 stocks only) |
| Elevation Adjustment | Lockable elevation adjustment |
| Locking Feature | Lock ring |
| Movement Per Full Rotation | Five inches at 100 yards |
| Product Type | Monopod |
| Quick Adjustment Feature | Quick Knob model allows fast adjustments |
| Quick Knob Range | 3.5"-4.65" |
| Suitable For | Shooting off the bench or on the ground |
Pros
- Adds rear support and stability for bipod-equipped rifles
- Attaches to the rear sling swivel stud on most rifles
- Lock ring helps hold elevation adjustment in place
- Quick Knob model supports fast elevation changes
- Suitable for bench shooting or use on the ground
- Optional adapter available for AR-15/M1-A rifles with A2 stocks
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Requires a rear sling swivel stud on most rifles, so compatibility depends on the rifle’s existing setup.
- The Quick Knob model’s adjustment range is limited to 3.5"-4.65", which may not suit every shooting position or terrain angle.
- Designed as a support accessory for bipod-equipped rifles, so it adds stability and elevation adjustment rather than replacing a front rest or bipod.
- The optional AR-15/M1-A adapter is only for military-type rifles with A2 stocks, so some platforms will need additional parts for use.
Suggested Comparisons
- Rear rifle support accessories
- Shooting rests and support bags
- Bipod accessories
- Benchrest shooting accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Rear sling swivel stud adapter
- AR-15/M1-A stock adapter
- Shooting rest bag
- Bench shooting support
Frequently Asked Questions
What rifles will this monopod attach to?
It attaches to the rear sling swivel stud of most rifles. The product data also notes an optional AR-15/M1-A adapter for military-type rifles with A2 stocks only.
How is the elevation adjusted on the Original Monopod design?
The Original Monopod uses a lockable elevation adjustment made by rotating the neoprene body of the monopod. The source says each full rotation equals five inches of movement at 100 yards.
Does this model include a way to lock the elevation in place?
Yes. The product description says each model features a lock ring to lock the elevation in place.
What is different about the Quick Knob model?
The Quick Knob model is described as allowing fast adjustments and having 3.5"-4.65" adjustment range in the provided data.
Is this monopod intended for field use or only bench shooting?
The description says it is suitable for shooting off the bench or on the ground. It is presented as an accessory for adding stability and easy elevation adjustment, but no additional performance claims are provided.