My rifle has neither a rail or stud, does the universal mount mean it will attach directly to the barrel? Thanks
1164839
Yes it will attach to a barrel via a barrel clamp rail which is included with the bipod.
1164840
Yes, that is how I have this mounted to my Axis XP. Hope you enjoy this bipod as much as I do.
344845
Yes, it will mount directly on to any mil std 1913 rail system. However, depending on your stock, and your personal preference the mount it comes with may hinder your use of the charging handle on your rifle. Other mounts are available. Also be careful when buying the flip up lens covers, you'll want theTrijicon TA90 and TA91 killFLASH. I bought the wrong ones the first time. The scope is the bee's knees though.
782719
There is a half inch stud sticking out if you remove the L shaped rubber pad that supports the rifle barrel. You would need to find a reducing stud to hold the scope
1484000
No mounting hardware was packaged with it. Presumably this is because the mounting hardware is dependent upon the weapon you will be mounting it upon. I purchased some picatinny rail 1" mounts from Amazon to use it on my hunting rifle. Aside from how the mounting hardware attaches to the rifle, you should also consider how tall the hardware is. Shorter is better usually, especially if you are doing short distance shots (which a scouting scope is good for); but you also have to consider if you are leaving the hard sights in place, in which case you may need taller mounts so that the scope itself doesn't hit the hard sight, or isn't visually impaired by the hard sights. Sight height is also important with regard to the user - where the rifle mounts on the shoulder and head position to use the sight, but that is usually more of an issue with the overall rifle and stock setup. The mounting hardware I purchased was from Amazon, too - the Burris 420189 XTR Rings - http://www.amazon.com/Burris-420189-Rings-1-Inch-Medium/dp/B0010LNKRI/ref=sr_1_2?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1373892754&sr=1-2&keywords=Burris+420189+XTR+Rings. If you decide that you need a little more height (separation between the barrel center and the line-of-sight for the scope), these would do it, too (assuming you have a picatinny rail for attaching it, of course) - http://www.amazon.com/Burris-420182-Rings-1-Inch-Black/dp/B000U3P8N6/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1373892754&sr=1-1-fkmr0&keywords=Burris+420189+XTR+Rings
619807
I see nothing on mine looking anything like somewhere designed to attach a sling. You'd have to rig something up on your own in my opinion. The butt of my gun has no extra hole in it like others mention, and you're still on your own for the barrel end.
1828046
Yes, it fits all rifles because it loops around the but and the barrel. Therefore, you do not need mounts. Pretty simple and straight forward.
543868
I think there might be a small gap where it tightens so getting a mount that tightens on both sides of the barrel might fit better. I hope this helps!
295567
Nope, the Ruger American rifle comes with the front stud that can be used to mount a sling or a bipod. This bipod will work just fine, no adapter needed. The link below should give you a good idea of how it works along with how quick and easy the installation is. Hope this helps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqUeOGg7k5M
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
1210625
its not set up for a rail, I bolted it on with the front shoulder sling extended hardware and works great
1311367
You just need a sling stud to attach it or get the adapter if you want to rail mount it.BUT - I recommend the 9-13" model for AR10's so you have room to load magazines.
2241962
If it is a standard threaded barrel then you should be able to screw it right on. Make sure you either tack It down or take a wrench to it
287965
There is no provision on the slide upper to mount anything. There is a 1 1/2" rail type mount under the barrel forward of the trigger guard.
1064193
It's a taller mount. It matches up perfect on a flat top AR. Probably too tall for a standard rifle.
486160
Hi Berton, the underside of the rail is flat however only a few cm across so it may fit a barrell? How do you plan on mounting it though I'm curious.
1103893
You shouldnt have any problems. The mount will mount up directy to the upper receiver rail .
382220
You mean over? Either way, no rail should be going pas the barrel. I guess the answer is yes, either way.