Is it possible to use this bipod while keeping the bayonet attached?
1519144
No, You must remove the baynet to install the bipod. There is not room for both.
1519145
No. The bipod attaches with the screw that would have previously connected the bayonet blade to the stud on the barrel.
1519146
No the bayonet needs to be removed. it installs between the lugs. may require some filling for proper fit. meaning, all the holes line up.
481907
It does not restrick mounting a bayonet. But since it clamps on to the barrel you would have to remove first to be able to remove the barrel. a big inconvenience especially if you have acc added.
66389
The bipod attaches to the bayonet lug. If you have the lug you are in business.
1206268
This bipod is very well made and I do not think there would be an issue holding up that rifle. This is a very solid piece of equipment.
5830
You may want to permanent affix it. JB weld or actually weld the end on. You'll lose the ability to deploy the bayonet but it does work. Have this mounted on an AK. Personally is choose something else, NCStar makes a good clamp on brake. Same style as the AK-74 and it's removable.
570370
Hello Don, If you're referring to the lever shield on the bayonet side, yes. That shield will touch the bottom of the adapter before it's allowed to mount. There are ways to modify either the lens or the adapter, feel free to contact us directly for more suggestions. Thank you!
2088165
This bipod mounts to the rail with no attachnents needed. I would not recommend using this bipod on a 7.62x39. The bipod will not stand up to the pressure of the round. One of the legs on the bipod would become loose and cause me to make am inaccurate shot
1639320
No. This bipod requires a sling swivel stud. Not the slotted kind either. It also will not attach to a bayonet mount. It will however attach to a rail without the adapter that is included. So if your an has a rail on the bottom then the answer is yes.
1433626
Once the Bipod is mounted and put into use, no, however it can rotate to put it in storage mode. I hoped that helps.
1532105
I have one of these, and it is built well. I believe it would work well with a bipod.
1933548
I have no idea about the bipod. May be a little awkward with the break barrel.
1578628
I no longer own a Trail NP, but, going off my memory, no, mounting a bi-pod would probably interfere with the cocking mechanism. Most people I have seen use shooting sticks.
1877043
The scope should be no problem, but the bi-pod won't fit unless you turn it around while mounted to your quad rail OR just leave it lay in the case un-mounted. Hope this helps! Later...
1035691
I'm using it for my short shotgun. I have the picatinny rail ring around the end of the magazine past the fore-end. You can have on bipod or a bottom light or something on top like optics but not much on the side because it would interfere when you put it in and take it out. With all the extra things the scabbard has on it I can add pockets or holders to have other implaments at the ready to add to my shotgun.
1252632
So long as there is a "T" configuration for the bayonet and u want to hang it with the blade pointing downward this holder will work just fine!
103034
You shouldn't have a problem mounting it. the only thing you may have to do is remove the swivel mount to install bipod.
33993
No...the mounting adapter has a replacement sling stud on it, not the bipod.