Will this product work on a sig sauer ar-15 for mounting a bipod?
2012851
My gun is a M&P; 15 and it worked on the fore-stock that is a 2 piece stock with holes in the bottom where i mounted the piece you asked about, and worked just fine.
2012852
It should work but it depends on your hand rails. Most of these products are universal if you don't mind making some minor alterations.
2012853
It depends really on that front hand guard. I'm not really sure which sig ar-15 you have, but looking over their website seems to show a handguard with a lot of small holes and vents in the bottom. Technically it might work, but this is more for drilling through wood/plastic and the large plate provides the tension against which the bi-pod draws. But, I'd say, without being able to see everything, that the answer is this will work. You may want to check if Sig has a proprietary mount they use as that would surely fit and it's pretty common to mount a bi-pod/sling attachment up on the handguard. You might also check Noveske as they make a few small ones similar to this. Good luck.
2012854
It depends really on that front hand guard. I'm not really sure which sig ar-15 you have, but looking over their website seems to show a handguard with a lot of small holes and vents in the bottom. Technically it might work, but this is more for drilling through wood/plastic and the large plate provides the tension against which the bi-pod draws. But, I'd say, without being able to see everything, that the answer is this will work. You may want to check if Sig has a proprietary mount they use as that would surely fit and it's pretty common to mount a bi-pod/sling attachment up on the handguard. You might also check Noveske as they make a few small ones similar to this. Good luck. It depends really on that front hand guard. I'm not really sure which sig ar-15 you have, but looking over their website seems to show a handguard with a lot of small holes and vents in the bottom. Technically it might work, but this is more for drilling through wood/plastic and the large plate provides the tension against which the bi-pod draws. But, I'd say, without being able to see everything, that the answer is this will work. You may want to check if Sig has a proprietary mount they use as that would surely fit and it's pretty common to mount a bi-pod/sling attachment up on the... » Read More It depends really on that front hand guard. I'm not really sure which sig ar-15 you have, but looking over their website seems to show a handguard with a lot of small holes and vents in the bottom. Technically it might work, but this is more for drilling through wood/plastic and the large plate provides the tension against which the bi-pod draws. But, I'd say, without being able to see everything, that the answer is this will work. You may want to check if Sig has a proprietary mount they use as that would surely fit and it's pretty common to mount a bi-pod/sling attachment up on the handguard. You might also check Noveske as they make a few small ones similar to this. Good luck. « Show Less
721960
Probably would. I have been using it since I purchaced it on my AR15, and it has worked perfectly on that rifle. Donnie D
391494
I don't know, I have mine on an AR-15 5.56 fits fine, I don't see why it would work, but I really do not know.
1458876
I put it on a 22lr which it really isn't designed for... but it should work fine on an AR15 as well.
393506
It is going to depend on the stock you have on this, by looking at the picture on the Colt web site I would almost say it won't work as it slips over the butt plate on my S&W; MP 15-22. You could go to the S&W; web site and see what the 15-22 stock looks like compared to yours, to see if you think that it'll work
393266
I'm not sure. I looked at a picture of the XM15 E2S. . .if you have the stock polymer fore-end, I'm not sure you can mount it. The bipod comes with swivel mounts that you can use with swivel lugs like you find on a hunting rifle, and a picatinny attachment. Based on the pictures I see of the stock XM15 E2S, you don't have either a swivel lug or a picatinny mount to attach this bipod to.
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.
2088157
no just use the picatinny mount on the bipod. the enclosed steel swivel screw does not fit the pre drilled and threaded holes in your picatinny rail
734666
If it has a removable trigger guard, I believe it will. Some S&W; MP 15 have a solid lower with a built in trigger guard. This will not work on rifles built that way.
1833021
After looking at some of the other comments on this bipod, it will not work on an AR-15. Sorry man.
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.
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.
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.
871182
Don't know for sure. I have mine with a sig sauer red dot. I had to put a low riser below my red dot to get it lined up. You can buy a low, medium, or high riser on amazon to make it work. Ideally, you want the sight as close to the barrel as possible.
2261741
Michael, It will attach to a Picatinny rail or a swivel stud attachment point. Your Mosin probably doesn't have either, but you could purchase a stud kit and install one. Should you do so, this bipod will work with it. Stud kits are inexpensive. I'd make certain that the depth of your stock's wood is sufficient to allow a proper fitment with the stud. I've seen some Mosin's with a bipod mounted inline with, but below, the front of the rifles rear sight.
585481
I did not buy it for a bipod, but was installed on a pic a tiny rail. So yes...
585482
Yes, it should. I had bought it for mounting iron sights, but it was not the same heighth as the rail on the reciever. It should be fine for mounting a bipod, but why buy that when you can just buy a barrel mounted bipod? Less stuff youll need to buy.