ARCA rail Identification

[Butchr2]

I need help with Identifying the manufacturer of the ARCA rail in this picture

 

[starlingassn]

no clue,but that is freaking sick!

maybe a custom?

 

[mtnGhost]

Accutac

 

[Butchr2]

It does not show on Accu-tac website

 

[Butchr2]

I submitted this question to Utah Airguns. They got back to me and said that it was a prototype but should have something similar out soon

 

[CyberDyneSystems]

Sorry for the newb question. are e talking about the big orange rig that wraps under the bottle holding the bipod out front?
(coming at this as a photographer who's been using ARCA rails for decades that look nothing like anything in the photo)

 

[Butchr2]

#CyberDyneSystem Yes that is the piece. I saw this picture of the rifle and liked it. Had never seen it offered for sale anywhere

 

[bigHUN]

Maybe=maybe the swiss arca clamp is at the very tip where the bipod grabs it? But the width doesn't look like.

 

[Brent]

I like the idea of getting the bipod close to the end of the barrel but I would also be concerned with flex in that long of an arm.

 

[Geezerhood]

The entire color scheme is vary attractive to me. It would certainly win first place for a Fall / Halloween themed match if I was the judge!

I like the idea of getting the bipod close to the end of the barrel but I would also be concerned with flex in that long of an arm.

Same here. I can see that flexing quite a bit depending on how you hold the rifle. Certainly stiffer than some other solutions I have seen. I like the look and the length, plus how it gets the pivot point of the bipod closer to the bore. If I were to buy one, I would definitely want full length Arca grooves on the bottom of the rail, or at least 5 inches or so, back by the trigger guard, so I could mount the rifle to a tripod when I didn't want to shoot from the bipod.

Maybe=maybe the swiss arca clamp is at the very tip where the bipod grabs it? But the width doesn't look like.

Who knows. I can't tell for sure if there is anything Arca rail on it from the photo. That might be a Picatinny or a spigot type mounting point for the bipod.