Can you use bipod with this stock?
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Yes,/but most likely you will be limited to the "Harris" brand that attaches to the forward sling swivel stud. There may be other brands out there that attach in the same fashion that I am not aware of. The Harris brand bipods are truly great products, they just tend to be a little spendy. Depending on exactly what you are shooting at and where, you could also use benchrest stand (Caldwell makes "Rock Junior: iirc) for approx $30-40. And there are spring loaded clamp on the barrel models for $10-15. The clamp style has the POTENTIAL to affect accuracy due to its direct contact with barrel. Hope this helps. Yes,/but most likely you will be limited to the "Harris" brand that attaches to the forward sling swivel stud. There may be other brands out there that attach in the same fashion that I am not aware of. The Harris brand bipods are truly great products, they just tend to be a little spendy. Depending on exactly what you are shooting at and where, you could also use benchrest stand (Caldwell makes "Rock Junior: iirc) for approx $30-40. And there are spring loaded clamp on the barrel models for $10-15. The clamp style has the POTENTIAL to affect accuracy due to its direct... » Read More Yes,/but most likely you will be limited to the "Harris" brand that attaches to the forward sling swivel stud. There may be other brands out there that attach in the same fashion that I am not aware of. The Harris brand bipods are truly great products, they just tend to be a little spendy. Depending on exactly what you are shooting at and where, you could also use benchrest stand (Caldwell makes "Rock Junior: iirc) for approx $30-40. And there are spring loaded clamp on the barrel models for $10-15. The clamp style has the POTENTIAL to affect accuracy due to its direct contact with barrel. Hope this helps. « Show Less
761211
Yes you can. I have had to do that on a particular rifle and it worked out fine.
895916
If you stll have the mount pin on the magazine tube. You also need the one on the stock.
1632279
yes Bi-pods are Universal in that most of them have an adapter that fits on the rifle sling button under the fore grip or they use a rail system,, in either case they adapt very well,,,
1560901
Yes you can. in the top back of the folding stock there is a fixed loop that one side can clip onto and the front has some but the holes are small. i advise making a loop out of a zip tie for the front. it is what i did for my gun.
433812
No, it does not have any options to attach a picatinny rail, so you would NOT be able to attach a bipod
1788457
Yes that would b fine as long as you have picatinny rail on the bottom of the stock witch i think the 10\22 archangel stock has. Its just a lighter bipod than id like
1933548
I have no idea about the bipod. May be a little awkward with the break barrel.
1334308
Yes this would. This is a good starter bipod, but I would recommend getting a better one for you AR15.
1090578
Yes. The bi-pod comes in two parts; the actual stand and a picatinny rail that attaches to the rifle. As long as your replacement is a picatinny type bi-pod, you can replace it.
850748
most mountain rifles had a similar stock to the mauser. Therefore, I would say no, unless you want to modify the stock. This is a thin buttplate.
933601
I have watched a lot of you tube on it and the bipod won't fit on your stock sling mount. Look at the sling holder under the front of the mossberg MVP you may be able to drill it for the other mount?
581311
Yes, if the stock does not have a sling swivel on it. Even then the swivel screw can screw through if so desired.
9718
Yes. If it will work on a unmodified sks it will also work with this stock.
1451831
If you have either a picatinny rail or a swivel stud on the forend of your rifle it will work. However, for rifles with heavier recoil, where you "tension" the bipod by leaning in to the rifle, you may want a more heavy duty bipod. If you are just looking for a cheap bipod to see if you like them, this is a good choice. If you are looking for one that will last under heavy use and abuse that is more stable for accuracy, look at spending a bit more for a Harris or something equivalent.
1428930
Not really. It mounts to the sling stud. I mounted a piece of picatinny rail on the fore end of my stock. Then I mounted my bipod and the end of my sling to QD mounts that attach to the picatinny rail. This way I will beable to quickly remove the sling and attach the bipod if I need it. It works, although it has not been field tested yet.
18622
the bi-pod will hold up...your question should be will my rail hold up. This bi-pod is top of the line for the price. GREAT Quality!