This is the BT Industries bipod, yes?
2058628
Yes it is. You can also see it here: http://www.accu-shot.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=24&products;_id=66It is very nice, after you get over the price)
2058629
Yes. I returned it directly to the manufacturer and they communicated back very well. Sent me a new one which was tighter, but not as tight as I'd like. Works ok from the bench. Probably some excess travel to allow for field conditions...dirt, mud, etc. I'd buy it again. It's the best I've seen although pricey.
2150385
This bipod is amazing! I have this one and a couple Harris's. This has far less than can go wrong (no springs) and the hardware is all stainless. I also like that you can mount it in either direction and put the feet at different lengths and angles for different surfaces. I have really beat this thing up and have never had any issues.
1344251
The adapter is a swivel stud which is needed to attach the bi pod , if you already have a swivel stud on the weapon then you do not need the adapter
1952255
Yeppers and you can put on a bi pod or the grip from my ar-15 fits right on too
66389
The bipod attaches to the bayonet lug. If you have the lug you are in business.
1307115
Have no idea as I don't have that one, sorry. I do find this monopod quite heavy.
1510458
No this model is not the pivoting model. This attaches to the stock with no movement. This looks great on a bolt action but a little to big for an AR IMO. Overall great bipod
1922194
I agree with Hernandez and Moss. Make sure the bipod is the newer clamp redesign as the older model had a nasty habit of snapping open.
647672
BT10 clamps to a picatinny rail, BT10-NC has a threaded bolt to thread into different stocks,clamps,etc..., the BT10-LW17 is the BT10-NC with a quick release attachment for a picatinny rail. Refer to BT's website for details/research (they make the Atlas) - IMHO the best bipod I have ever used! Regards
33993
No...the mounting adapter has a replacement sling stud on it, not the bipod.
1552638
Sure is. I have two Arisaka type 99's in mine. No bipods or scopes, but if it will safely hold two without them touching, then one Russian piece should fit easy.
1323910
In a word yes. The tripod will allow far greater stability then a bipod. As for ease of adjustment and uneven ground, I have used this for several tactical matches and it works perfectly.
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.
961296
If the bi pod has a way of tightening itself down like the Harris. Then yes
2023638
No, the legs aren't that long. The only way that would be possible is if the bipod legs were resting on something a couple feet tall, such as a fallen log. This bipod is definitely meant for prone position firing, table or surface top firing or as I suggest above.
1210622
looks like this bipod only mounts to a sling stud. you will need a quad rail bipod also made by harris
1519145
No. The bipod attaches with the screw that would have previously connected the bayonet blade to the stud on the barrel.