What is needed in addition to this BiPod to mount it to a S&W AR 15 Sport
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If your model does not have a lower rail(under the hand guard)...you will need to get a rail attachment before you can use any bi pod...not expensive...just needed for all tactical accessories. The sling attachment which comes with the UTC Tactical bi pod is only for a stock mounted sling plug...not a strap mount like on the S&W; AR15 Sport
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It is fairly easy. Just take off the lower hand guard if it looks like the usual A2 style but shorter, leave the shielding in place (makes it easier). Get a "Magpul MOE Polymer Rail Sections" piece that runs about $6 for the short one. Attach as shown through the holes of the handguard (lower only). Now you have a rail section attached straight to the hand guard and works great. I have pictures if you have questions. There is also the mount the goes just in front of the front sight assembly and around the bayonet stud. Either should work, but the first works better if you plan on putting a light and laser on the later method. Good luck and have fun! It is fairly easy. Just take off the lower hand guard if it looks like the usual A2 style but shorter, leave the shielding in place (makes it easier). Get a "Magpul MOE Polymer Rail Sections" piece that runs about $6 for the short one. Attach as shown through the holes of the handguard (lower only). Now you have a rail section attached straight to the hand guard and works great. I have pictures if you have questions. There is also the mount the goes just in front of the front sight assembly and around the bayonet stud. Either should work, but the first works better if you plan on... » Read More It is fairly easy. Just take off the lower hand guard if it looks like the usual A2 style but shorter, leave the shielding in place (makes it easier). Get a "Magpul MOE Polymer Rail Sections" piece that runs about $6 for the short one. Attach as shown through the holes of the handguard (lower only). Now you have a rail section attached straight to the hand guard and works great. I have pictures if you have questions. There is also the mount the goes just in front of the front sight assembly and around the bayonet stud. Either should work, but the first works better if you plan on putting a light and laser on the later method. Good luck and have fun! « Show Less
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If your bipod is equipped for a picintinny rail you will need the adapter to fit over the swivel to convert to your bipod. I would not use a barrel mount on your particular rifle.
433812
No, it does not have any options to attach a picatinny rail, so you would NOT be able to attach a bipod
1022812
To be honist with you I really don't know I purchased this for my Son as a gift I have looked it over but I really dont know much at all about this bipod I'm sorry I don't have an answer for you
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Im not sure. I know it fits perfect on my Sig Sauer and Bushmaster AR 15. If you can put a bayonet on your AR 15 this Bipod should fit your rifle.
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That depends on the type of stock you have. If you have the original wood stock then no it wont fit. But if you have the composite stock with a pickatinny rail on the under side then yes it would work. The attachment that comes with the bipod only works if you have a swivel stud on the forehand part of your rifle. Also keep in mind I have this on my AR and I have to use 20 round mags or smaller in order to use it due to the limited height of the legs.
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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
1833019
You need to either (1) Use the swivel mount it comes with, (2) get an underslug rail that is small enough to fit the bipod, (3) buy a SMALL scope mount that fits your current underslug rail and use that to connect your bipiod.
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You can try calling Harris or cheaper than dirt. They could probably set you up. Harris makes the best bipods with many different ways of attaching them
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You just need some sort of base on the rifle side rail mount , ultimak etc.
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should co witnness with front site post, if not then add riser. have to check to be sure, works on my s&w; ar 15
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The adapter is to add a sling post if you don't have one or want to position the bipod in a different spot. This bipod attaches to a sling post.
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I mounted my bipod using a gg&g metal adapter, it clamps onto the rail on the bottom of my rifle. http://www.amazon.com/Gg-G-Harris-Bipod-Adapter/dp/B0025TVDZK
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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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I just pulled up images of the M&P; Sport and it appears they are all flat top rail guns, as long as you have standard rails as I believe the mp15 sport does it will mount up without any problems. That there is a quick release mountain available for this scope but it is an option for convenience not a requirement.
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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.
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The bipod does have a swivel stud on it for mounting a sling so you can mount the bipod on the stock, then attach a sling to be bipod. As far as the pod loc: I do not use one and it does just fine but I've heard guys that have them say it's a must buy. Just up to you. I tighten mine down as much as I feel is necessary, the. Don't touch it again so I don't think I would benefit from one.