Does this bipod mount directly onto the steel swivel screw? Do i need any other extra attachments?
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
2088158
I clamp mine onto a std rail. I believe there is a swivel mount option that I did not use. It's good for rail mount. Can't say more tho.
2088159
I will check when I get home at 6 tonight. I have it mounted to the picatinny rail under the handguard furthest forward to the muzzle. I will check and see if the enclosed screw mount with the bipod fits the predrilled hole in the picatinny rail. I personally like to use the picatinny mount its easier and less parts. The screw mount has to mount to the picatinny mount on the bipod then to your hand guard. The more parts means more to come loose and more weight
2088160
When I received mine I intended it for a picatinny rail but it also came with the attachment for stock mounting. It can with the screw and back plate and it works well mounted on my ak. I've put 1000 rounds through it with it sitting on a bipod off of many different types of locations. Works well but because of the metal feet I recommend not shooting it off your truck if you have a nice paint job it will scratch it
2088161
The mount shown and any bipods I have purchased through Amazon have the necessary hardware for mount to a picatinny unit or the hardware with mount at a front sling. Good luck.
2088162
Yes it can but for Marlin 795 .22 the stock will have to be modified on later edition stocks as Marlin quit adding a swivel screw.
2088163
No. It comes with a swivel screw extension and a metal plate. Installing these allows you to then mount the bipod. It all comes with it.
2088164
This bipod mounts directly to the rail. No attachments are needed. I would not recommend this bipod for the 7.62x39. It will not stand up to the caliber. The legs on one of the bipod would tend to get loose and cause the weapon to become uneven
2088165
This bipod mounts to the rail with no attachnents needed. I would not recommend using this bipod on a 7.62x39. The bipod will not stand up to the pressure of the round. One of the legs on the bipod would become loose and cause me to make am inaccurate shot
28569
There are 3 ways to mount this Bipod. One of the ways is to mount it to the sling swivel. It would swivel then, however that isn't the optimum mount..Mounted directly to the barrel, with the barrel adapter, it is solid and give hand room for better control..The legs fold forward to carrying..
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
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.
1519145
No. The bipod attaches with the screw that would have previously connected the bayonet blade to the stud on the barrel.
103033
No you do not. I mounted the bipod on a Remington 700 myself. Came with everything I needed.
163971
Yes, you can attach QD swivel on the opposite side of the picatinny rail in the large middle hole.
1955650
You will need an adapter. This bipod out of the box will only attach to a sling mount. I have used this mount on several rifles...http://www.amazon.com/Gg-G-Harris-Bipod-Adapter/dp/B0025TVDZK/ref=pd_sbs_sg_2?ie=UTF8&refRID;=1ZQXTB1HV9H8BJZ6VV7Q.If you want a quick detach version, they are available as well.
844566
Tom, any swivel mount will do, but the G G & G mount was recommended to me by some shooting buddies to be the best and sturdiest mount. So I used it, and I am very happy with it!
196515
Swivel does not rotate, your bipod is as sturdy as it's designed to be, if it's cheap it will wiggle. I've had not problem using it, just make sure everything is tight.
564062
I use it with a Harris BiPod on a Sig 516 with little complaint. The only issue I found is that the mount was slightly loose (wiggley) when cammed all the way down. A piece of vinyl electrical tape along the inside of the mount was enough to fix the shimmy.
1181265
Yep, There is a spot on the Bipod where it can be attached. The best be though is to get another stud installed as it's more comfortable.
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.
1958222
Yeah it's just for a single swivel. My rifle already has a front sling mount.
166887
The bipod does have a swivel stud on it for mounting a sling so you can mount the bipod on the stock, then attach a sling to be bipod. As far as the pod loc: I do not use one and it does just fine but I've heard guys that have them say it's a must buy. Just up to you. I tighten mine down as much as I feel is necessary, the. Don't touch it again so I don't think I would benefit from one.
33993
No...the mounting adapter has a replacement sling stud on it, not the bipod.
844565
Yes, they only attach to the swivel stud. Clever design grabs the stud from each side at the hole and pulls the Bi-Pod snug up against the stock. There is a thin rubber pad that acts as a soft "seating" surface for the snug fit. Very nice product.