Will this Bipod With Bayonet Lug Quick Release Mount fit the Colt LE6920?
1501186
Not sure it will work straight out of the package. I had to modify mine slightly to fit my Sig M400. My recommendation is to buy a harris or similar product.
2071971
Yes it will work. I have the moe forgrip with just a 2 slot rail you get with the vfg up front for attaching my bipod. Works great
1095175
Yes it will.. In fact it is a good size for that firearm.. I have the one I purchase on a kimber Pro TLE RL...The M6 accepts a standard picatinny rail... Danny
1766430
It is suppose to be but its extremely tight and the supplied screw is cheap so it will strip and it will be stuck and you will curse. Next, bipod is cheap and broke after 1 use. Extremely loose when not broke so the legs with go all over while carrying. I suggest taking bayonet off, put nothing back and put bipod on aftermarket stock or none at all.
91321
double check on Wilson site but I believe it should fit if the gun is colt clone
1793486
It will fit if the gun has the correct style of rail. This will not fit slide rails. It is designed for picatinny rails which have angled sides for the claw to clamp down.
1892012
If you have a picatinny rail on your gun, it fits. The mount is adjustable so it could possibly fit other rails.
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.
1022811
IM not rely sure but i mounted it on my stock 762-54 with no problem. It really depends on how you plan on mounting it. I used my front sling mount & left a little play so it could be stable or roll slightly side to side in case my target moved left or right before i fired . I hope this helps. some thought that it was a little sloppy until i fired 3 rounds from left to right without moving the pod..
1613240
It will fit - if your rifle has the bayonet mount and front sight as one piece. It actually needs that extra thickness behind the front sight to grab onto. You will not be able to swing the bayonet around and lock it after you install the muzzle brake. I'm going to remove the front sight and bayont mount and cut off the bayonet mount. Can't see lugging it around- Bambi ain't attacked me like never:-)Next - find a store that sells special hardware - and replace both little bolts with grade 8 or better yet 10. Don't want that thing getting in the way of a bullet at muzzle velocity ! Could be ugly ! With some time and a machinst friend you can make these things look pretty decent. It will fit - if your rifle has the bayonet mount and front sight as one piece. It actually needs that extra thickness behind the front sight to grab onto. You will not be able to swing the bayonet around and lock it after you install the muzzle brake. I'm going to remove the front sight and bayont mount and cut off the bayonet mount. Can't see lugging it around- Bambi ain't attacked me like never:-)Next - find a store that sells special hardware - and replace both little bolts with grade 8 or better yet 10. Don't want that thing getting in the way of a bullet at muzzle velocity ! Could be... » Read More It will fit - if your rifle has the bayonet mount and front sight as one piece. It actually needs that extra thickness behind the front sight to grab onto. You will not be able to swing the bayonet around and lock it after you install the muzzle brake. I'm going to remove the front sight and bayont mount and cut off the bayonet mount. Can't see lugging it around- Bambi ain't attacked me like never:-)Next - find a store that sells special hardware - and replace both little bolts with grade 8 or better yet 10. Don't want that thing getting in the way of a bullet at muzzle velocity ! Could be ugly ! With some time and a machinst friend you can make these things look pretty decent. « Show Less
383463
Although the Colt LE6920 comes with a bayonet lug, there is currently no commercially available bayonet that will fit it. When you attach the M-9 bayonet, you'll see the bayonet support ring is resting several inches back from the tip of the barrel. It should rest at the base of the flash suppressor with the entire blade portion beyond the barrel tip. As for a barrel extender, I don't know what that would do to the bullets flight characteristics.
66389
The bipod attaches to the bayonet lug. If you have the lug you are in business.
87019
It's my understanding that it will fit all Beretta 92 and 96 models except the 92A1 and 96A1. See Laser Max site for confirmation.
790160
The low mount did not fit on my .338win tikka lite, with cabelas euro 6-18. It was to low to the handle on the bolt when I could slide it, had to get the middle hight one
2182030
It will. The bipod sits a little low so you might have to extend the legs and lock them so the mag doesn't hit.
1276541
Yes, it will fit any standard front sight post with a bayonet lug, but obviously the lug will no longer be usable.
1613051
Yes, i purchased this for my Qualifier and it fits perfectly. Anything with the quick release system is interchangeable, i believe.