Is there any advantage to installing a swivel stud into the wood foregrip over a mag tube mounted swivel?
1991612
The advantage of installing a swivel stud in the wood foregrip is that it will stay in one play, the mag tube mount can move a little if you carry the gun a lot in a day (it is very tight on the tube so its not sliding freely, but will move). The disadvantage to mounting in the wood is that you will have to be careful to not touch or push up the barrel out of alignment or crack the stock if the drilled hole is too small.
1991613
The foregrip wood was very thin on my Marlin and there was no clearence for a nut to secure my swivel, it necessitated a tube mount. If that isn't a concern for your application then one should work as well as the other. Gene
1991614
I have found that the barrel band on my Mossberg 464 does slip coming in out of the cold. the band expands in the warm faster, causing it to slip around the magazine tube. other magazine tubes may not have that problem, other than the Marlin 336SS, or maybe it is only the Mossberg 464 Cabela's Canada model.
1674166
The tilt is from the slots and the tension or torque is actually set from the factory. It worked perfectly without any adjustment. There are many holes to choose from for finding the studs. It can handle any mounting issues. Any stud spacing. It was easy especially if your half way handy
2005341
I attached mine under a suspended kichen cabinet. Yes to your question if you screw to a stud.
620277
Its a steel whip, while it will flex its a mag mount and my get knocked off. Good luck
1574467
Both are fine; the 6 screw spreads the clamping pressure and is technically better since the tube would theoretically deform less in unintended impacts. If your rifle will not be subject to bein g handled like a shovel or hatchet you could save a few bucks and it would be OK. The flip locks are great but you may want to use Loctite on the tension adjuster screws.
1296171
Yes to both. Based on the weight limit you get the swivel will get tighter due to stronger bushings. The whole unit will disassemble into manageable pieces for transport without the need for tools.
2069397
Yes, that hole is where in mounts into. Those tabs on the side are what take the place of the swivel.
2113902
No problem, just be sure that your fasteners are attach to studs or thick wood... Enjoy
1881958
The bipod will not attach to the swivel stud directly you will need to also purchase the ultimate arms sling swivel stud to 5 slot weaver mount. Its also available here on Amazon. Its easy to install and you will love the Atlas bipod I have several and use them regularly. I have tried them all and this is the best for the price range. Hope this helps.
1064000
You use either the RailEasy Swivel End or Lag screw end. Use the swivel ends when using on a railing where there is an angel and the lag ends because they are cheaper on the straight ends. RailEasy Swivel End - 10 countAtlantis Rail Easy S0980-R004 SS RIGHT Hand Lag Screw Stud for 5/32" Cable-10 PK
1122007
I didn't get a swivel. I would ask the manufacturer if it's optional. CDM Gear email: sales@cdmgear.com
2148979
Yes it will work on a swivel stud bi pod. UTG is same model I used. I used the long one in forend because I didn't use second one. It all depends on how deep the stock will allow. But they will work for a bipod application.
1501453
Mine came with the swivels included with sling, and should work fine if the rifle has the stud posts installed.
1385958
The small white and black inlay is something the factory does for looks. It's not for a swivel. You will need to pre drill a hole for the swivel screw. That's how all swivels are installed. I did it on my marlin 30-30 and it looks good and after a few hunting trips I'm glad I did it. Sling swivels are awesome. My buddy bought a sling than just wraps around the but of the stock. He was fighting it the whole time. Just buy the swivels and a nice sling. After you use it you won't be able to imagine you rifle without it. Hope this helps.
2148983
Those screws will work if you item uses any sort of quick connect swivel mount. As for size, you use the longest of the two you stock will allow. You simply dirll a pilot hole the right size of the screw screw it in and your ready to go. You also may want to use a small amount of glue to keep the screw more secure.
1958222
Yeah it's just for a single swivel. My rifle already has a front sling mount.
664831
It attaches to the rail and allows you to slide a magazine in and out. It's designed to fit stocks that have a short Picatinny rail attached on one side. Lacking that, it can be mounted on a forestock rail. I have mine mounted forward on the left side so that a magazine will be right there at the ready. Though that adds weight to the forward part of the rifle, it means that I do not have to fumble around for a magazine when I need to load in a hurry.