could i put this bypod on a savage 64 gxp
1978031
You need either a swivel mount for a sling (sling stud) or a picatinny rail. I believe some of the Savages come with a sling stud but not all. Without knowing whether you have the stud I cannot answer your question. You can always have a stud added to your weapon.
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.
433813
You could but it would affect the barrel dynamics. Gamo sells one with a built in bipod
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.
1005019
If you are using the magpul moe foregrip, yes you can. It attaches with two screws and back plates to the foregrip.
990011
You can buy a short section of Picatinny rail, and mount it to the stock directly. This product will not achieve the results you want.
1541607
Yes. Buy the EGW HD model. Better screws and full lugs across the rail. Plus its a little lower
895916
If you stll have the mount pin on the magazine tube. You also need the one on the stock.
1334308
Yes this would. This is a good starter bipod, but I would recommend getting a better one for you AR15.
1421157
I'm not sure. It looks like it may be too wide and the bottom to fit into a quadpod.
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
1070916
your camera's mount point should work with this tripod. you will need a coin or something to tighten up the quick release that attaches to the pod. hope this helps
2083975
I cant say for sure regarding the Savage, however, I have a 742 and I think I used the rear sight as a level platform to place the Wheeler scope level. Sometimes you have to be a bit savvy regarding where you use this device on some guns, as its critical that a flat surface be present somewhere on the gun. I can say that I have used it on several makes and models, and so far I have always found someplace to place the level. It does an adequate job. I would suggest you place the gun in a vice (with padded jaws of course) when using this product.
2255511
Not without modification. The spike is permanently attached to the monopod and the rubber foot does not come off. If you don't mind modifying you may be able to do what you want.
62261
Mr. Brian, as long as the barrel has an outer diameter of 19mm or less, it should be okay. However, I do not suggest that you purchase this bipod as it can do some damage over time and also decrease the accuracy of the rifle. The best option is to purchase a bipod which mounts to the forearm (the front part of the stock). Maybe one like this: http://www.amazon.com/Caldwell-XLA-Bipod-6-9-Inch/dp/B0025U4L9Y/ref=sr_1_19?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1403746346&sr=1-19&keywords=bipods+for+rifles
1427971
yes... I have incorporated it on a Savage 25 running total of 6 lipo cells (24v).
1022812
To be honist with you I really don't know I purchased this for my Son as a gift I have looked it over but I really dont know much at all about this bipod I'm sorry I don't have an answer for you