do the legs face forward? I would like a forward facing bipod. any suggestions?
1303203
Yes, the legs face forward. They fold up towards the barrel tip, not backwards towards the trigger. But when fully retracted they do not extend beyond the barrel tip (on a carbine length barrel) so it is still a very compact assembly. Also, assuming you are using an AR type barrel, the 30 rd. mag will clear when lying on your belly or shooting from a table/bench with the legs extended. A shorter bipod would require you to use a smaller capacity mag to clear the ground/table/bench surface.
1303204
Yes most mount them so they fold towards the muzzle. Harris is the best bipod for under $100.
1303205
It depends on the way you mount it you can go either way I purchased this bipod and the legs weren't level at full extension I would not recommend this bipod
1303206
Yes, They can face forward or rearward depending which way you mount it to your stock.
1785021
Sure is. I use a 30 round magazine without issue. Also for better stability, mount the Bipod so the legs fold forward, not backwards. You'll find it more comfortable and functional.
2116765
There is a screw hole on the side of the monocular, I don't mount mine, but I'm sure you could connect your bipod to the monocular via the screw hole.
1806456
Yes you can, but not like an Atlas bipod. There little to no movement in this bipod when installed correctly.
196514
I'm not sure if it rotates or not. I believe it does; but it has been so long since I put a bipod on I can't be positive. I will say the bipod is rock solid and quickly removed. I keep a bipod right in my range bag now because of the ease of use.
505173
I only have one swivel stud on the rifle this bipod is on. You may want to try mounting it on the more forward swivel stud (which would probably give you more stability when using it), or removing the extra swivel stud altogether.
1312053
No Joe, this bipod does not have notched adjustments. Mine has a lock sliding system that I level with an attached scope level. There is so many times the benches at different clubs are not plumb so I use the bipod and scope level to put me back in the center X as well as giving me the height requirement necessary.
1433626
Once the Bipod is mounted and put into use, no, however it can rotate to put it in storage mode. I hoped that helps.
1906116
Yes! I've got a sling hooked up on mine. It's a pretty well designed bipod and I had no trouble setting it up.
159735
The legs on the Bipod itself are very solid, but because it mounts to the rifle using the sling swivel stud, if the forearm of the rifle is curved or rounded you may need to use some weatherstripping foam between the rifle and the Bipod, where it comes into contact with the rifle, to get a firm fit between the rifle and the Bipod.
1443790
I haven't put a bipod on mine, but I do have a scope on it and there is still plenty of room, I would think it would fit fine.
889469
The legs will adjust for uneven terrain, but it does not swivel to the left or right. For the money it's a GREAT bi-pod and I would buy it again!
28569
There are 3 ways to mount this Bipod. One of the ways is to mount it to the sling swivel. It would swivel then, however that isn't the optimum mount..Mounted directly to the barrel, with the barrel adapter, it is solid and give hand room for better control..The legs fold forward to carrying..
1238418
I just received mine the other day and and it does have notched legs. The legs on mine are spring-loaded and extend at the press of a button. It attaches to a sling stud and allows the rifle some degree of movement to compensate for setting on a uneven surface.
575813
No it does not. If you are shooting 308 and above this will not hold up well for me it did not. If you want reversability, strength, and lasting impression go with an atlas bipod . Yes it is about 10times more expensive but worth every penny
1575007
It pivots a little but not much. The legs adjust separately so you can have the bipod on an uneven surface
1450070
Yes it can face forward as well as many other directions. Mono pod? not sure a one legged support will hold the camera unless your going to steady it with your hand somehow while taking the photo.