Is this large enough to put both a bi-pod and a sling mount? I know it depends on size of the items chosen items but generally speaking.
1160782
Generally speaking I would say no, you could probably only fit one. I would go with the L4 or the L5.
1160783
i dont think so its only 3.3 inches a L4 is 4.1 and a L5 is 4.9 inches you might be better with one of those
5076
probably...not very stable. I suspect it would be fine is it were dug in. On a positive side, the bipod is extremely mobile and light weight.
1404276
I believe so. The mount is two curved pieces that wrap around the handlebar. There is a screw that goes through each side and holds it together. My bike is a Schwinn hybrid and it looks like the handlebar is about that size. There is still a good 1/4-3/8" thread left on the screws so it would also fit a larger bar. I love bike bag. It holds snacks, extra water bottle, Kleenex, mini first aid kit, a few tools and an inner tube. Still lots of room left over, plus it has pockets on the sides.
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No. This bipod requires a sling swivel stud. Not the slotted kind either. It also will not attach to a bayonet mount. It will however attach to a rail without the adapter that is included. So if your an has a rail on the bottom then the answer is yes.
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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.
181307
I have a Sony with two lenes but the sling holds the largest lens easily. It has two side lens holders the inside is roomy enough to holder charger for batteries and extras. I would say all your equipment will fit nicely in this case. It was a worth while purchase for me and my camera is secure. Hope this helps. If you need a picture of the inside send phone number and I will text you one.
2091994
It attaches to the sling stud firm with no problem and still be able to use the same sling as well with the bipod.
1029283
There are several different adapters that come with the bipod. I'm sure there is something that will work. If nothing else, there are adapters with sling attachments for Picatinny rails
1578628
I no longer own a Trail NP, but, going off my memory, no, mounting a bi-pod would probably interfere with the cocking mechanism. Most people I have seen use shooting sticks.
1714811
strictly as a sling bag... i would definitely not do it. the padding on the strap is good, but for 10lbs and long period of time...? i would not take a chance... however, overall, it is a very nice bag!
1706448
it will fit any rifle with a sling stud. it attaches to the stud, and then at the bottom of the bipod is another stud to attach sling.
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The sling point stud comes with the bipod. I just went and put a tape measure on it to make sure, the measurements are 5 1/2 inches and 6 inches.
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I purchase a rail mount adaptor with this bi-pod. With that it can be mounted to fold forwards or backwards depending on how you place it on the rail. It is sturdy, in my opinion, but this is a matter of individual perspective.
946189
This size works very well for me from a "turkey seat." The S in the code indicates that the bipod head will Swivel from side to side as the previous answer indicated.
1181263
Yes there is an extension link that allows you to hook your sling under the bi - pod. I have used three other bi - pods, this is the best!
377122
Jeremiah, your Harris bipod should attach to the front swivel post on your rifle's stock and in turn the sling will attach to the mount built into the bipod
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I'm sure it would work just fine. Most people don't want to use a bi-pod unless you have a free floating rail tho.