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.
846571
It's talking about the holster itself having the usmc insignia. As long as it doesn't have picitanny rails it'll fit. 92/96
2222076
pre-attached swivel lug and swivel bayonet fittings. It is made to interchange with other adapters I do think it will
382523
Definitely. Your 6920 has a 16" barrel, the bore guide extends aft from the bolt locking lugs a little less than 9". (You'll have an inch to spare, plus the length of whatever you have screwed into the end of the rod.. Brush/jag/etc.)
1870496
I am not knowledgeable about that specific rifle but if the rifle has standard sling-swivel posts (or studs), it will likely work. I have one mounted on a Savage 16FHSS, a Boyd thumbhole stock, and a Rem Model 7. The bipod works well with all of them.
2088159
I will check when I get home at 6 tonight. I have it mounted to the picatinny rail under the handguard furthest forward to the muzzle. I will check and see if the enclosed screw mount with the bipod fits the predrilled hole in the picatinny rail. I personally like to use the picatinny mount its easier and less parts. The screw mount has to mount to the picatinny mount on the bipod then to your hand guard. The more parts means more to come loose and more weight
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.
1613051
Yes, i purchased this for my Qualifier and it fits perfectly. Anything with the quick release system is interchangeable, i believe.
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
889839
Yes and No. It will fit but not properly. It scratched my barrel and stock when I extended the bi-pod legs.
1394298
Yes. This bipod has a provision to attach a sling to it to replace the stud you use to mount the bipod.
247223
sorry i'm not sure, maybe check with colt or another forum. i know i like it lots on my dpms.
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.
1305372
It will be tight. I have a Colt LE6920 with an AIM Point PRO and a 10 round mag and the gun barely fits in the safe side ways. The gun also has a Magpul forend grip as well.
524217
Whether the bayonet fits or not depends on the length of the gas system (and therefore the bayonet lug of a FSB) in relation to the barrel length. Bayonets made for the AR will fit on:20" Barrels with a Rifle length gas systems16" Barrels with a Mid length gas system14.5" Barrels with a Carbine length gas systemThe 6920 is a 16" Barrel with a carbine length gas system. The bayonet will slide and lock on, but it will wobble on the rifle since the ring goes past the Flash suppressor. Get a "Bayonet ring adapter" for it to fit 16" barrels Whether the bayonet fits or not depends on the length of the gas system (and therefore the bayonet lug of a FSB) in relation to the barrel length. Bayonets made for the AR will fit on:20" Barrels with a Rifle length gas systems16" Barrels with a Mid length gas system14.5" Barrels with a Carbine length gas systemThe 6920 is a 16" Barrel with a carbine length gas system. The bayonet will slide and lock on, but it will wobble on the rifle since the ring goes past the Flash suppressor. Get a "Bayonet ring adapter" for it to... » Read More Whether the bayonet fits or not depends on the length of the gas system (and therefore the bayonet lug of a FSB) in relation to the barrel length. Bayonets made for the AR will fit on:20" Barrels with a Rifle length gas systems16" Barrels with a Mid length gas system14.5" Barrels with a Carbine length gas systemThe 6920 is a 16" Barrel with a carbine length gas system. The bayonet will slide and lock on, but it will wobble on the rifle since the ring goes past the Flash suppressor. Get a "Bayonet ring adapter" for it to fit 16" barrels « Show Less
283473
Yeah absolutely. Mounted it on my red 270 no problem. For a cheap ass bipod its worth the buy.
524215
Whether the bayonet fits or not depends on the length of the gas system (and therefore the bayonet lug of a FSB) in relation to the barrel length. Bayonets made for the AR will fit on: 20" Barrels with a Rifle length gas systems 16" Barrels with a Mid length gas system 14.5" Barrels with a Carbine length gas system The 6920 is a 16" Barrel with a carbine length gas system. The bayonet will slide and lock on, but it will wobble on the rifle since the ring goes past the Flash suppressor. Get a "Bayonet ring adapter" for it to fit 16" barrels