how to attach this to the sling strap, my sling strap don't have buckle and not much description on this
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Just insert the circle sling to the side of the camera where you slide your old strap and insert the metal inside the circle sling it come with instruction also in the packages . Very easy ....the other end is circle sling and the other end is the metal hook for the strap .just insert the metal inside the circle sling.
2026695
I just attached it around the strap near where the strap is attached to my camera.
1156135
The Mini 14 does not have a sling swivel to attach the bi pod to . You may be able to add one but, I would ask a gun smith Uncle Mike's 115 RGS Sling Swivel Wood Screw Set, One each 1/2-Inch and 3/4-Inch Screws enter this in amazon you will see what i am talking about.
994002
You need MaxExpedition Tac Ties to attach accesories. The sling pack needs somekind of webbing for the Tac Ties.
1828047
Don't need sling mounts. Loop at one end slips over the barrel and slides down to the pivot for the break barrel.. T he other loop ,a much larger one, fits over the butt.
531851
Funny you should ask...upon examining the sling mount I discovered the nipple where the bipod connects is threaded and can be removed and threaded directly to a threaded hole that was already on my quad rail system!! Check it out...yours may be the same! Hope this helps. Good luck
1146693
This doesn't fit around the waist. It's a sling...like a hammock...the patient sits on it & is supported/lifted with it. The item I ordered did not come with any straps so be careful and read the fine print when you order one if you do not already have straps.
1134932
Hey Jack, there wasn't any instructions included, the install was fairly straight forward. I put it on loose at first, then I tightened the laces once I got the right position. My only issue with one of my rifles was that the sling swivel got in the way.
627782
It does not have a separate strap that goes around the waist. I used it to immobilize an arm after having a collarbone removed. What we did was use the arm strap across my chest under the opposing arm, and then cut the strap off of the hospital supplied sling, and tie it to the existing strap (front and back) over the opposing shoulder. Al little rigged but it worked fine - and i didn't find anything online that had two straps.
2228815
I couldn't find a way so I just attached it to the strap so when it's off it wouldn't be lost and could easily place back on. Sorry if this answer doesn't help much
1965105
Very easy, however, I put a key ring on the front sling point because it doesn't come with a ring of any kind and most sling clips don't fit through the hole.
933602
Do you mean your stock has no sling strap at the end it should be a small 3/8 inch approximately nipple. With a hole through it the size of a pencil lead take a look at the rifles at the gun shop they all have it wish I could be more detailed
79660
I do not know; but try going to a hardware store and buying a flexible metal strap to use. You may need to drill a couple of holes and buy some nuts, washers, and bolts
1337249
Product DetailsIf you have a rail on you AR then use a PM 108 adapter or similar ProMag PM108 Harris Bipod Adapter (Sling Swivel Stud to Picatinny Rail) Quick DisconnectThe way the attach are by two studs that clamp together at the end between the Bi pod. If they don't show a good picture, the next time your at Wal-Mart Just look at one of there Bi pods, they all pretty much attach the same way, I hope this helps some, it's hard to explain if you not familiar with Bi pods.
1965407
It's a cam buckle. You need a bar or some sort of hook to loop them on. The package comes with straps and the Rings. No additional attachment mechanisms.
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Doug, my straps are held with rivets. I guess you could remove the rivets and reattach using screws and nuts how you wanted.
1009585
No, you'd need some sort of adapter...Has a loop for a 2+inch belt and a plastic horozintal loop above that. Top part looks like it foa a rifle sling.
265296
insert the straps into the buckle in the opposite way that you are doing it. i know it seems counter-intuitive - i had the exact same problem! so basically, you are inserting the strap through the "back" side of the buckle (the extra strap will come out like a tongue through a dragon's teeth). once you do that, when the buckle clamps, it will hold. these are really super rings, easy on the hands and durable (i have had them outside all summer). but they really should include some visual instructions. hope this helps!