which is the correct bipod for AR 15 SW Sport
906337
The best you can afford. This one would do the job same as any, if it fits...
906338
I'm assuming that you asking if this bipod is going to work with your rifle. Answer is yes. It comes with multiple attachments that you can use. One of them you can mount straight on to standard rail or if you have colt handguard there is attachment for that also. So it will work with your SW AR.
906339
All will work depends what you want to use it for. For long distance shooting I would get a better model but for dialing in a scope a cheap one will do.
906340
It should work for the SW Sport AR15..... There are 3 different ways to mount it..... Sadly the instructions are not the best.....
431162
This one appears to be the 9-13LM and the other is 9-13SLM according to the descriptions. The other one that is the SLM has a feature where the mount for the rifle rocks (swivels) left and right if the legs are on uneven ground etc. This bipod is fixed.
2272849
The one i bought actually swivels, not rotates. It helps with leveling the scope when shooting on uneven terrain. If you want the swivel option you'll have to buy an attachment like i did for my AR15. But it's worth it the Harris bipods are the best.
494932
I believe it will fit the 65, although I am not positive be sure you want this stock before you buy it. The visual cool factor wears off quickly and bipod mounting is difficult if you want one. OI really like mine however I have also purchased a boyd's thumbhole to to increase function.
1210622
looks like this bipod only mounts to a sling stud. you will need a quad rail bipod also made by harris
1216930
One 30 mm extra-high mount is what I used on the strikefire on my AR-15. This allowed co-witness with the back-up iron sights. One ring is all that is needed but again if used on an AR15 or AR10 platform you need something taller than a low ring.
1210623
This bipod mounts to a sling stud. On a rail type forearm there are adapter mounts with the sling stud that either bolt to the rail or are quick release. Harris sells this adapter so that you can use this bipod.
1451831
If you have either a picatinny rail or a swivel stud on the forend of your rifle it will work. However, for rifles with heavier recoil, where you "tension" the bipod by leaning in to the rifle, you may want a more heavy duty bipod. If you are just looking for a cheap bipod to see if you like them, this is a good choice. If you are looking for one that will last under heavy use and abuse that is more stable for accuracy, look at spending a bit more for a Harris or something equivalent.
2159079
I have one on my Remington 700 varmint in 308. For me, it is great, I know however for some people bipods can be a personal preference. A friend of mine just put one on his Mosin Nagant and he likes it. For the @28 bucks or so it costs, you can't really go wrong, vs a harris bipod which is much more. If you haven't already seen it, Nutnfancy does a great review of this bipod on youtube, its very thorough.
377122
Jeremiah, your Harris bipod should attach to the front swivel post on your rifle's stock and in turn the sling will attach to the mount built into the bipod
336987
Saw the previous answer which is correct, but save your learning curve time; go with GG&G; XDS-2 Tactical Bipod. Pricier but SOLID! Amazon sells both
2159081
Yes. Mine performs great on my AR-15. I wouldn't think twice about putting it on an AR-10, hunting rifle or a Mosin Nagant. The bipod is very solidly built and I would buy another one without hesitation.
891876
I have multiple bipods and for the money and reliability Harris is going to be best. Height is ur biggest option
1532105
I have one of these, and it is built well. I believe it would work well with a bipod.
1952255
Yeppers and you can put on a bi pod or the grip from my ar-15 fits right on too
12347
That depends on the type of stock you have. If you have the original wood stock then no it wont fit. But if you have the composite stock with a pickatinny rail on the under side then yes it would work. The attachment that comes with the bipod only works if you have a swivel stud on the forehand part of your rifle. Also keep in mind I have this on my AR and I have to use 20 round mags or smaller in order to use it due to the limited height of the legs.
217155
That depends on if you plan to have a scope on both along with the magazine in them and a fore grip. I have a Mossberg 715T modeled after an AR-15 with the scope, magazine, and fore grip on mine in the case with my Remington 700 which also has a scope and a bi-pod mounted to it and they fit fine. To answer your question I do believe so just set them in the 69 manner.