Im looking to put a bipod on my Remington Nylon 66, i have about an inch of open barrel, is the barrel adapter small enough to fit this?
1466539
It should be pretty flush. Your legs may fold in even I had to modify mine to seven them out
1466540
I would think not. It's a little tiny bit longer than an inch. And the iron sight and the hand grip on that rifle might get in the way. I'm not 100% sure though.
1466541
It will be a perfect fit to an inch of your Remington nylon 66...the adapter is exactly 1 inch will fit a little tight to the barrel��
1466542
It will be a perfect fit to an inch of your Remington nylon 66...the adapter is exactly 1 inch will fit a little tight to the barrel&#128077;&#128076;
1847753
As long as you have a sling stud on your forearm this bipod will fit your rifle. The unit will move with the recoil.
1415549
I am not sure the exact internal diameter of the adapter but I know that it wouldnt fit an normal barrels I tried it on. I trie it on an m1 carbine, ruger 10-22,Mosan nagant,winchester model 70 30-06 to name a few. It seems to be like a couple mm to small but would work if you drilled it our a bit.
930845
Yes, it will. I have the same rifle mentioned fired with a red dot scope and bipod, and there is room to spare.
103033
No you do not. I mounted the bipod on a Remington 700 myself. Came with everything I needed.
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.
692872
This is designed for the AR 15, there is also an adapter which is designed to fit an AK 47. From what I know about M1s, I don't see how this would be of use. There are bipods that fit on the barrel, I would try one of these first.
2098097
Definitely, I have the Remington 700 VTR with the Barska scope on it fits in there perfect even have a bipod on the front.
1901421
I have a Remington 700 VTR in .223 with scope, folding bipod and strap. It's only 43" but lots of room for longer. It says for 50". Very well padded, well made good looking and has side pouches that hold a lot of ammo. If he has a Remington, you won't be disappointed.
2120891
Measured today 02-10-2013. Raises barrel from 6 1/2 to 7 inch at center of bipod..I really like this bipod, it is very low profile. Whats really great, is the bipod legscan be folded right under the barrel and out of the way when not in use. Mounted on GAMO BIG CAT. Sweet!
1361173
Yes it fit my rugar scout with the sling adapter no ptoblem fits snug good little bypod
573181
I installed mine on a standard Ruger 10/22 rifle with the small barrel and it works just fine. For the price I can't image finding anything that would be any better.
632098
The one I have is 0.61" so the id of the barrel needs to be slightly larger for this adapter.
131113
Well, I can put my Rem 700 SPS in it with a bi-pod on, but it stretches it significantly. I don't know what your rifle is, but I would think the flashlight would work, even if it would be tight. I love the case, btw.
1906118
yes, but i used the barrel attachment for the bipod. the insert that goes in the handguard would attach the bi pod, so forward of the hand guard if you have a sling ring you can hook your sling to that.. i did not attach to the bipod.
1892076
I have looked at a couple of pictures of different models of the M1A. They seem to all have a front sling attachment. That is normally where the bipod attaches too. Basically the adapter pictured is for a weapon with a 1913 picatinny rail. It attaches to that rail and on the bottom it has a sling attachment like what you should have on your M1A. What you may have to do is change sling attachments by unscrewing yours and putting in the right one. You might want to check with a gunshop or a gunsmith. Usually their advice is free.
754611
Works great on a .308. You will need an adapter if the rifle doesn't have a sling post. This bipod attaches to a rounded post with a hole in it. Harris makes any adapter needed.