Can you still mount a sling while this bipod is installed on the rifle?
1535431
Yes, but you would need an additional sling mount. He one you affix the bipod to will not be free for a sling
1788458
The bi pod comes ready to mount to a picatinny rail, and includes the sling stud adapter if you have one on your stock. After using this on my ar 10 (.308) the UTG Tactical Op is a much better product. Just my two cents.
2069399
You have to remove the sling attachment, but the rail has a sling attachment of its own. My ar15 has a single point swivel location near the stock, so I used that as I much prefer a single point sling anyway. As I said though you can still use a two point sling if desired.
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.
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.
1965104
basically impossible. I use camo para-cord tied behind the pistol grip and at the front and that works for me. there is no rear attach point for a regular sling.
1029283
There are several different adapters that come with the bipod. I'm sure there is something that will work. If nothing else, there are adapters with sling attachments for Picatinny rails
1519144
No, You must remove the baynet to install the bipod. There is not room for both.
1181263
Yes there is an extension link that allows you to hook your sling under the bi - pod. I have used three other bi - pods, this is the best!
327626
No you can't. If you have a double sling swivel-mount Bi-pod on front nut then sling on the other.
933601
I have watched a lot of you tube on it and the bipod won't fit on your stock sling mount. Look at the sling holder under the front of the mossberg MVP you may be able to drill it for the other mount?
377121
If your bipod is equipped for a picintinny rail you will need the adapter to fit over the swivel to convert to your bipod. I would not use a barrel mount on your particular rifle.
531851
Funny you should ask...upon examining the sling mount I discovered the nipple where the bipod connects is threaded and can be removed and threaded directly to a threaded hole that was already on my quad rail system!! Check it out...yours may be the same! Hope this helps. Good luck
159735
The legs on the Bipod itself are very solid, but because it mounts to the rifle using the sling swivel stud, if the forearm of the rifle is curved or rounded you may need to use some weatherstripping foam between the rifle and the Bipod, where it comes into contact with the rifle, to get a firm fit between the rifle and the Bipod.
666644
I mounted the bipod on a rail, and there was no sling attachment on it. I bought a sling attachment that slides on the rail and snubs up close to the base of the bipod. That works well for me.
1906118
yes, but i used the barrel attachment for the bipod. the insert that goes in the handguard would attach the bi pod, so forward of the hand guard if you have a sling ring you can hook your sling to that.. i did not attach to the bipod.
299178
There is no obvious way to put a sling on this rifle, and I wouldn't risk damaging it to make a sling work. Great Rifle. With 22 grain pellets I explode bathroom tile 2 layers thick.