Can the rubber V shaped yoke be removed and the bipod attached directly to the rifle?. Thanks
1514791
No not really you would be better off going to a Harris type bipod. That's what I did, the Vanguard is just a little to unstable.
1514792
the rubber can be removed but there would be some mods needed to directly attach to rifle ; better to contace Vanguard
1514793
The V shaped rubber is glued to the plastic V shaped. With the V shaped rubber attached rifle is stable in placed without it a little slippery. Hope it helps.
1428930
Not really. It mounts to the sling stud. I mounted a piece of picatinny rail on the fore end of my stock. Then I mounted my bipod and the end of my sling to QD mounts that attach to the picatinny rail. This way I will beable to quickly remove the sling and attach the bipod if I need it. It works, although it has not been field tested yet.
308077
No, suppressor is integral to the barrel shrouding and cannot be removed. The gun does not break down for storage or transport. Still a great gun.
1141654
You have to modify the rail not the gun. You can use a dremel. It's easy, you will see it once you try to put the rail on the gun. Once you do that the rail fits very snug, not an issue
1997315
Yes you can remove the limbs if you're careful and don't bump the scope. My suggestion would be to try it and reassemble and see how accurate it shoots.
1282278
yes I feel it is a good device to remove or attach the bipod easily without special tools.
367099
Yes you can, there is a sling swivel on the bottom of the Bi-pod to make the attachment and it'll work great.
174410
Yes. It comes with a picatinny rail adapter to fit the front sling stud and the bipod attaches to the rail. There are a few Caldwell, Winchester, Harris bipods that connects directly to the stud without an adapter if you are not interested in using the adapter.
1344251
The adapter is a swivel stud which is needed to attach the bi pod , if you already have a swivel stud on the weapon then you do not need the adapter
2252872
Yes. I have a sling on mine. there is a slot on the bipod. The bipod covers the original sling slot.
1293678
Underneath the scope is a permanent mount which is screwed onto the rails. So yes, you can remove two screws and remove the rail but not sure how you would mount it. If you can find a close up of the front of the scope you can see the shape part which is permanent. Not sure I helped...
2191181
Yes it can! After you attach the bipod, it'll have a swivel free for your sling to attach. It's very simple.
962223
there are two straps holding the gun in place, but they are sewn together. you could cut it off though.
1955650
You will need an adapter. This bipod out of the box will only attach to a sling mount. I have used this mount on several rifles...http://www.amazon.com/Gg-G-Harris-Bipod-Adapter/dp/B0025TVDZK/ref=pd_sbs_sg_2?ie=UTF8&refRID;=1ZQXTB1HV9H8BJZ6VV7Q.If you want a quick detach version, they are available as well.
561252
yes, it might take a little bit of jimmy rigging on the bipod but if you get the rail for the handle all you need to do is drill a hole for the bolt. it was easy I did it with mine.
1519144
No, You must remove the baynet to install the bipod. There is not room for both.
1090842
Yes, the mount must be removed to field-strip the rifle. When re-attached, the scope returns to near zero. The mount is tight without any wobble.