Can you attach your sling to this bi-pod?
327626
No you can't. If you have a double sling swivel-mount Bi-pod on front nut then sling on the other.
2175562
Yes. Harris bipods are setup for using a standard sling swivel mount, so you need an adapter to attach it to a rail.
1788458
The bi pod comes ready to mount to a picatinny rail, and includes the sling stud adapter if you have one on your stock. After using this on my ar 10 (.308) the UTG Tactical Op is a much better product. Just my two cents.
1632279
yes Bi-pods are Universal in that most of them have an adapter that fits on the rifle sling button under the fore grip or they use a rail system,, in either case they adapt very well,,,
2191181
Yes it can! After you attach the bipod, it'll have a swivel free for your sling to attach. It's very simple.
1906115
I have the Remington 700 SPS. I do not have a sling attached to it right now, but I can tell you that the bi-pod does not obstruct access to the sling ring. Hope that answers your question.
2252871
I still have the original 2 point sling on the rifle with the bipod. It fits between the legs or to the side. I will probably change to a single point in the future.
491710
I would think so...Back toward the breech will not let you mount a sling to the rifle. Remember, Always-Always have the Bi pod when folded toward the front...It should be behind the tip of the barrel at least 3 inches. But you can mount it so the legs go to the butt of the weapon. This could make the legs fold or snap back,and the rifle will drop to the ground....Not good with live ammo....
2282113
Yeah no problem, but you'll need the appropriate hardware, this only comes the the nylon strap looped back on itself with nylon hardware. Not that you asked, but thought I'd mention that this sling is UBER-cool. I have it on an Arsenal AK and it supports is weight while "at the ready" comfortably. Who knows? If the inept government we have keeps doing what it does a societal collapse might actually force me to get practice using it defending my elderly parents from the hungry masses! :-( Glad it's so comfortable! :-) GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!
151110
If you got the Benjamin Trail 1100 XL .22 then you should get the sling with it. I think it was offered as a free extra item from Crossman when I got mine.
1806456
Yes you can, but not like an Atlas bipod. There little to no movement in this bipod when installed correctly.
666644
I mounted the bipod on a rail, and there was no sling attachment on it. I bought a sling attachment that slides on the rail and snubs up close to the base of the bipod. That works well for me.
1432041
You can take the sling apart so that it is one long piece. Then slide the sling throught your buttstock swivel. Put the sling back together and make sure the loop Is in the buttstock swivel. The othe end just clips on to your forearm loop. Good luck this is great on my ak. But if I was you I would go more tactical and padded sling.
619804
Although this rifle was not originally intended to have a sling attached, there is a place on the butt where a sling mount can be put, and there are many aftermarket units that attach to the barrel for a front hookup point. There are also many slings that use a wrar that goes around the handgrip area of the buttstock for attaching a sling.
1344249
The adapter is to add a sling post if you don't have one or want to position the bipod in a different spot. This bipod attaches to a sling post.
1181265
Yep, There is a spot on the Bipod where it can be attached. The best be though is to get another stud installed as it's more comfortable.
1928982
Sir, I don't see anywhere a sling can be attached unless one of the slings that wrap around the barrel.