Has anyone been able able to mount to a UTG bipod and gotten it to swivel?
1981810
This this is complete junk it won't hold tight to your rail. And no not utg swivel compatible
637818
it doesn't use the sling swivels (if any) on the gun, as it just makes contact with the barrel and the stock. you may have to loosen or otherwise remove the adjustment to make it fit onto longer airguns.
1534257
The UTG mount is a high quality piece that works real well on my particular gun, im surprised they dont make one for Mossy's.
1881959
The bipod attaches to a standard picatinny rail. To attach to a sling mount you would need a sling mount to picatinny rail adapter.
2193048
Yes the stud swivels. Perfect for sling attachments or Harris bi-pod (as when attaching the bi-pod, the stud is snugged down using the bi-pod attachment screw). Quick release works great, easy to attach and detach. When the attachment cam is locked, the swivel stays rock solid on the rail. Hope this answers your question
2272849
The one i bought actually swivels, not rotates. It helps with leveling the scope when shooting on uneven terrain. If you want the swivel option you'll have to buy an attachment like i did for my AR15. But it's worth it the Harris bipods are the best.
1150517
I mounted my bipod using a gg&g metal adapter, it clamps onto the rail on the bottom of my rifle. http://www.amazon.com/Gg-G-Harris-Bipod-Adapter/dp/B0025TVDZK
2268918
You could articulate sling attachment by using side of the stock at the front end, bipod is a streatch due to the fact that this is break barrel rifle, you could attach Picatinny rail on to the barrel and use quick detach bipod, very unpractical.Your permanent mount option may be stock underside just behind slot that accommodates cocking mechanism, this is too far back for conventional bipod mount, added weight will be a nuisance and I don't see the benefit, I use Coldwell front and rear sandbags for bench shooting and cleaning, much more practical.
690225
I use magpul sights. The basic mount does not absolute cowitness. I would try the cantilever mount.
1575008
no, i never saw a bipod that would pivot, that would defeat the whole idea of being steady. but i can tell you this is a great bipod! , at a great price. and i am a custom gun builder here in pa. kevin in pa.
1958220
I use mine for a single swivel. On my Sig Sauer M4 the attach location for the UTG push button quick disconnect, is centrally located, and only use that one attach point. The strape is like a loop over my head and under one arm.
1394298
Yes. This bipod has a provision to attach a sling to it to replace the stud you use to mount the bipod.
419008
What mount are you using on your Mossberg? it does not fit any mounts I have now.
585481
I did not buy it for a bipod, but was installed on a pic a tiny rail. So yes...
409329
I believe you are referring to swivel base? When you are using a fixed base or solid base bipod, the bipod doesn't move, so to turn the gun you have to move the bipod legs, swivel base allows you to pan back and forth without the bipod legs moving.
1419261
It attaches to a swivel stud, you would have to buy an adapter aftermarket to be able to mount it on a rail
587981
Hi Shane. It has a hole on the bottom for a male adaptor to screw onto a mount. I used the Justin clamp with it to swivle it. Hope that helps.