if it attaches to the swivel stud can i still attach my sling?
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!
1181264
Yes, with this model there is a swivel attachment at the rear of the unit that lets you attach a sling while the the rest is on your weapon.
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.
1394297
Yes, once you install the bipod, there are two strips of metal that protrude through the bottom of the mount. These strips of metal have a hole in each so you just run your sling mount through them. No Problem
133572
Ayup, it will work just fine. I bought a tactical rifle that had no sling holds and it worked just fine.
1428929
Yes, it actually has a point on it to put a sling fastener on it. Mine has a sling going from the stock to the bipod.
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
1621332
most likely. But here's a better, cheaper option: Uncle Mike's Quick Detachable Mossberg 500 12-Gauge Bolt Set Sling Swivels (Blued, 1-Inch Loop)
334320
Yes it will work but I don't recommende this products .I bought this sling swivels for mine and the end that the sling adapter screws on to the tubing stripped out and I had to go buy another one at a locale gun shop.. but good luck
2119460
Yes. As long as the stud it's self is screwed or bolted in correctly. The swivels and "D" rings are strong enough.
923428
buy a set of sling swivel studs, for wood or for synthetic stock depending on what type of stock you are going to use this on. keep in mind, you only need the swivel studs since the sling comes with a good pair of mounts on it. id suggest uncle mikes brand, or there are others as well, i think grovtek? grovteck? makes them as well.
1453275
Yes it will fit the sling stud, but as for following a running target, it really depends how far away your target is. If doing prairie dogs or coyotes at 300-400 yds. then I think you're fine. If you are trying to nail a running white tail inside a 100 yds., then I don't think you want to be on any bipod at that point. As someone else pointed out in another review, the 'swivel' action is side-to-side (for uneven terrain), not rotational. So I guess the shortest most accurate answer is yes, it will fit your gun, and no, it is not designed as a rotational swivel to allow following running targets.
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.
531851
Funny you should ask...upon examining the sling mount I discovered the nipple where the bipod connects is threaded and can be removed and threaded directly to a threaded hole that was already on my quad rail system!! Check it out...yours may be the same! Hope this helps. Good luck
662983
The sling stud is not in the way on my rifle. i think each rifle is different for sling stud location. However, the stud is usually at end of stock or closer to upper opposite end.Either way, simply slide it on and reconnect sling. I love mine. Good luck
666644
I mounted the bipod on a rail, and there was no sling attachment on it. I bought a sling attachment that slides on the rail and snubs up close to the base of the bipod. That works well for me.
839230
J, The sling swivels will attach to your Supernova's installed swivel studs. Zilla
663378
I am not sure, but after thinking about it, I am going to take mine off and use another wood screw on the forgrip. The reason for the change is that if the sling gets in a bind, I am thinking that it could bend the tube. Also, unless you disconnect the tube from the barrel, you can only put the band mount as far down the tube as the barrel connection. My connection is much closer to the stock and I think the rides a little low. Withe the 17hmr being at the end of the barrel, the rifle will be really low.
1581695
Yes it mounts to the sling stud... you would need to put one in the stock the barrel clamp stud will not work