Hey Amazon,Bit of a lengthy question here, I have a King Arms Blaser airsoft rifle; the barrel diameter is 0.975". I can't stand the harris style bipod mounts so this might be a viable alternative for a barrel mounted bipod since it offers the rails. How much "flex" does it have when trying to mount it? Or is this thing pretty rigid? I'd have to install a small rubber strip or foam on the adhesive it apparently comes with to close the gap and prevent barrel marring, but I'd need it to be able to "bend" to slip it over the orange tip and position it correctly.Thank you! Hey Amazon,Bit of a lengthy question here, I have a King Arms Blaser airsoft rifle; the barrel diameter is 0.975". I can't stand the harris style bipod mounts so this might be... » Read More Hey Amazon,Bit of a lengthy question here, I have a King Arms Blaser airsoft rifle; the barrel diameter is 0.975". I can't stand the harris style bipod mounts so this might be a viable alternative for a barrel mounted bipod since it offers the rails. How much "flex" does it have when trying to mount it? Or is this thing pretty rigid? I'd have to install a small rubber strip or foam on the adhesive it apparently comes with to close the gap and prevent barrel marring, but I'd need it to be able to "bend" to slip it over the orange tip and position it correctly.Thank you! « Show Less
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Hey, just got this myself for my mossburg. It's extremely rigid with very little flexability. It also has a thin strip of double stick tape on the inside which makes it even harder to maneuver. Hope this helps!
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The mount comes with a very thin insert that is installed that prevents marring. The mount is very stable and has no flex or give once tightened down. I am not usin it as a bi-pod mount but a flashlight mount.
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It is a very stout mount, to try to bend it to get it over your barrel would be risky. I would try to find a 2 piece unit or have one made. But for the price you could get one and if you brake it or deform it beyond use you are not out a lot of money. Good luck
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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.
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its a pretty well designed bipod, i just purchased a second for my 3 gun AR15 after a year if sharing the first with a Remington 700 .308. Both weigh about 11oz, and well made. AccuShot offers a 505 exchange on their website.
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Hey Sweet, sorry to keep you waiting. I've been traveling for work all week and just got in. I measured the bag, and confirmed the height is 12 by 42 length. I have carbine with a six position stock so it fits very well. For optics, I have a Bushnell TRS-25 sitting on top of a mid-height riser. Due to how small my rifle is, I think I could probably fit a 10x50mm scope on top of the rail and still have room in this bag. Is your gun rifle length, or is it a carbine with a rifle length rail? I am building another one and I want to do a low profile gas block with a free-floating rifle length rail. I think that's really slick looking! Hey Sweet, sorry to keep you waiting. I've been traveling for work all week and just got in. I measured the bag, and confirmed the height is 12 by 42 length. I have carbine with a six position stock so it fits very well. For optics, I have a Bushnell TRS-25 sitting on top of a mid-height riser. Due to how small my rifle is, I think I could probably fit a 10x50mm scope on top of the rail and still have room in this bag. Is your gun rifle length, or is it a carbine with a rifle length rail? I am building another one and I want to do a low profile gas block with a free-floating... » Read More Hey Sweet, sorry to keep you waiting. I've been traveling for work all week and just got in. I measured the bag, and confirmed the height is 12 by 42 length. I have carbine with a six position stock so it fits very well. For optics, I have a Bushnell TRS-25 sitting on top of a mid-height riser. Due to how small my rifle is, I think I could probably fit a 10x50mm scope on top of the rail and still have room in this bag. Is your gun rifle length, or is it a carbine with a rifle length rail? I am building another one and I want to do a low profile gas block with a free-floating rifle length rail. I think that's really slick looking! « Show Less
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This bipod is amazing! I have this one and a couple Harris's. This has far less than can go wrong (no springs) and the hardware is all stainless. I also like that you can mount it in either direction and put the feet at different lengths and angles for different surfaces. I have really beat this thing up and have never had any issues.
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This bipod mounts to a sling stud. On a rail type forearm there are adapter mounts with the sling stud that either bolt to the rail or are quick release. Harris sells this adapter so that you can use this bipod.
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I would advise you to buy a $20 suppresor/bore extension. This one is plastic and will not fit on most guns properly. In addition, the threading doesn't work with a metal barrel...the metal barrel eats it up. :)
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I put this stock on my rem 700 with a 26 inch heavy varmit barrel, I don't know if it is the same as the bull barrel, but it is heavy barrel (0.820" muzzle O.D.), fits the rifle, completely free floating, been on for over 2 years, no problems.
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Hi, Not sure what firearm your question is specific to, but I can tell you that this bipod WILL extend far enough for an AR-15 with a 30 round magazine inserted when the firearm is shouldered on level ground in the prone position, with PLENTY of further extension of the legs possible. I also use it on my HK-91 and it easily extends high enough to clear the 20 round magazine in that rifle with plenty of extension in reserve. This is a GREAT bipod, especially for the money! I have been THRILLED with mine! I hope this helps.
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Should have no problem with caliber size. Maybe the performance. I have this brake on my custom 7.62x39 AR-15. It's definitely not as loud as other comp.'s, but I still have some muzzle rise. Better than before, but not as effective as I had hoped. With the cannon you're shooting, compared to mine, you might want to go to a more traditional compensater.
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Thank you for the answer, I have already wasted money on grips too big for this gun! Appreciate your time.
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looks like this bipod only mounts to a sling stud. you will need a quad rail bipod also made by harris
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The description says it tops out at .78 diameter barrels you might get by with longer screws, however it would seem,( based on other similar products I've owned) the wider you go the less stable it becomes, going wider might cause it to loosen easier. But on a .22 maybe not a concern. FYI i do not own this product but am considering buying one for a mosin build. I'm basing my opinion on the products description.
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I run it on a 24 in bull barrel and the Nikon website (http://spoton.nikonsportoptics.com/spoton/spoton.html#:4) I believe bases the ballistic coefficient on a 24 inch barrel and when I print up some of the bdc chart for my given ammo I'm shooting, it's pretty accurate. I was going to put it originally on my 18" barrel model and was reading that the bdc's would be pretty close. What was recommended was get the bdc print out, and then head to the range and you can see the slight differences on each circle and them you can adjust accordingly. I know that sounds like a pain, but the guy that was going over it, said that each bdc circle would be off say 5 or so yards so say if one would be 200, it would actually be 193 and so on. The bottom line is even with a 24 in barrel, I still confirm the bdc circles on each different round I fire down range. The scope is great and I just bought one for my father in law and he is hooked and a big fan. Hope that helps
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If you so desired you could use a barrel mount bipod... unfortunately it is a magnum power rifle with serious recoil. If shooting from a bench sandbags is the way to go. If you are new to the world of modern airgun this may not be the best choice. Hope that helps...
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You could articulate sling attachment by using side of the stock at the front end, bipod is a streatch due to the fact that this is break barrel rifle, you could attach Picatinny rail on to the barrel and use quick detach bipod, very unpractical. Your permanent mount option may be stock underside just behind slot that accommodates cocking mechanism, this is too far back for conventional bipod mount, added weight will be a nuisance and I don't see the benefit, I use Coldwell front and rear sandbags for bench shooting and cleaning, much more practical.
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You could articulate sling attachment by using side of the stock at the front end, bipod is a streatch due to the fact that this is break barrel rifle, you could attach Picatinny rail on to the barrel and use quick detach bipod, very unpractical.Your permanent mount option may be stock underside just behind slot that accommodates cocking mechanism, this is too far back for conventional bipod mount, added weight will be a nuisance and I don't see the benefit, I use Coldwell front and rear sandbags for bench shooting and cleaning, much more practical.