WHAT IS THE HEIGHT AT THE MUZZLE END?
332012
Almost 40" front to back. The height at its widest point near the rear is almost 9".
332013
I'll try to be as clear as I can. The muzzle end is tapered from the end of the zipper to a point 2 1/2" in with an 3 7/8" height. At the muzzle end the height is 1 3/4" high. At 1 1/4" in from the zipper end the height is 2 3/4" high. With my Remington 870 12 gauge (with an 18 1/2" barrel) and it's synthetic stock I had to be careful zipping the case. With my Knoxx Blackhawk adjustable stock there is plenty of room. The inside of the case is only 38 1/2" long so consider this as well. I hope this helps.
332014
Looking at the photo of the case, the beginning of the taper the height is about 3 1/2 inches. With my Coach Gun in the case, the end of the barrel is about 1 1/2 inches from the end of the case. The 40" measurement is the exterior length of the case (the longest point to point). My Coach Gun is 36 1/2 inches long. If the barrel was 2" longer, it would not fit inside the case.
976388
61" from the mounting plate to the foot (spike not extended). I used it recently as a walking staff on a a tough hike with 2000 vertical feet of elevation change over very rough terrain. It functioned perfectly as a staff and a monopod. Bullet proof ,IMHO
1806634
I'm guessing the site is measuring muzzle height. Regardless, this bipod is awesome for all manner of shooting. I put it on my Weatherby Vanguard 30-06 and I love it. It's actually the second one I've had. I reluctantly let the first one go with a rifle sale.
1074291
I had a bolt-on muzzle brake on mine. It clears just like a factory front sight. I noticed no change in the height of the front sight.
1963162
the length is about 24" from "muzzle to butt" its durable enough, but dont expect to bring down big game with it. mostly fun for target shooting.
1606140
Approx 8 3/4 inches fully extended. This is a very good bipod for the price. I have 2 of them.
2089497
3 1/2" nose to tail; 2 1/4" from top of body straight down to 'ground'Hope this helps.
601600
.172 inch from the top of the slide after installing. (Measured on a Springfield Loaded and Range Officer). It fits perfect. did not have to adjust the sight after installing. Hope this helps.
1661329
37 inches. One reason I chose this rifle is because the stock can be cut off leaving a pistol grip and it is only 29 inches at that point.
1306837
sorry, can't help you - mine is mounted on a carbine and sits well back of the muzzle
827727
My gun has an overall length from tip of barrel front to end tip of handle at bottom of 13.5". The overall height of gun from bottom of handle to top of iron sights is 6.5". At it widest point it it's 2.3" wide. I have plenty of room width wise. The inside is actually 16" long not 15 as advertised. At its shortest up front the case inside is 3". At highest point inside is 8".Hope this helps...measure your gun to these good estimates and that should help out. I love this case...well made and keeps my gun polished and warn :)
454733
Two and a half or three inches . Didn't return mine held zero after sighting in with 2 or three rounds. Should fit most standard sized scopes.
1302623
Add about 3" on the length from the end of the upper receiver to the tip of the barrel. It slides in just past the o-ring on the back.
1832002
From hoofs to the tips of the ears, I'd say 10 to 12 inches. I liked the size. I disliked the fact that it didn't make the sounds that it was supposed to. I could get the tail to move a little when I pressed the bottom of the hoof, but could never get it to react to petting it's head or giving it a shot in the hip. I contacted Breyer and they refused to replace it. I won't buy their product again.
1059086
I find the max practical height on mine about 64" as a tripod and 68 with all the legs together. The middle section has legs with gradations showing about 18" of adjustment. The lower leg sections extend out 21". The absolute lowest I can get mine is 22.5" from ground to the saddle where the fore end of your rifle stock rests. I use mine to mainly kill hogs at night using night vision equipment and a suppressed .223 rifle. I highly recommend the Bog Pod...it is extremely stable and I never miss using it. Killed about 70 hogs with it last year from July-Dec. Hope this helps....
2193098
The tang end or "T" end is 3 !/2 ". Mounted on saw, the useable distance is 6".
1521592
Just a tad over of 3.25 inches. When mounted to my 55 gallon drum smoke 3 1/4" is showing.