Harris swivel bipod for a Mossberg 100 ATR snthetic stock,will drill and epoxy mount inside stock -but what model &amp; mount needed?
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
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.
103033
No you do not. I mounted the bipod on a Remington 700 myself. Came with everything I needed.
196516
The sling swivel in this device is loose and does rotate and wobble (rattle) slightly, but this device is not designed to attach a sling to it. It is a quick release mount for a Harris style bipod. Once a bipod is mounted to it via the sling swivel, the swivel will be tight and not move or rattle. This allows instant on and off or adjustment (by position) of a Harris, Stony Point, Caldwell, Blackhawk, or Chinese copy style bipod. It you want to mount a sling there are much more solid and compact units available.
1788458
The bi pod comes ready to mount to a picatinny rail, and includes the sling stud adapter if you have one on your stock. After using this on my ar 10 (.308) the UTG Tactical Op is a much better product. Just my two cents.
941904
Okay here is what I could find out. I went on bing and looked at several 500a pictures. It looks to me like the 500a has all the pins and SCREWS required for this mount. If you open up your action (bolt to the rear) and look in on the far side (left side looking down barrel @ front sigth) you will see a small screw head. This screw holds the ejector ridge on. This is the only screw you need to remove. It is a good idle to put it in a safe place in case you change your mind later or want to put the mount on another weapon. Be careful with the screw that you replace the trigger houseing retaining pin with just snug it down not too much force. They say this mount is only for 12 gauges but I had no trouble getting it to fit my 20 gauge went right on out of the box with no problems. Maybe the folks at Weaver don't know that Mossberg makes a 20 guage. However you should have no problems. From what I could see from pictures. Hank
1311368
I bought a TMS quick detach cam bipod adapter on Amazon from,Treadpro.Low price but functions as well as the Harris for only 22.99.Works good on my DPMS 308 Recon and Harris S-BRM hinged base 6-9 inch bipod.The finish is not as good but saved probably $60.00 .
1846831
The factory screw worked for me. I did have to use the washer provided by Hogue and remove one of the factory washers. Be careful about putting screw too deep because you can damage your Mossberg.
2109493
Yes, Harris bipods are designed to connect to a QD stud ( also known as: Front swivel rivet, sling swivel attachment, or swivel stud) which is basically a screw with a hole drilled in the head for a pin to go through. if you have a rail then you need an adapter which connects to the rail and has the QD stud below to attach to the bipod
1371462
Correct; it will mount directly behind the front sight and the flash surpressor. The bipod will then mount securely to the bottom swivel mount of the adapter. I hope this helps you with your decision to purchase this quality product. - Stu Leonard
2150385
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.
174409
Hello!This bipod was meant for rifles similar to or like the 770 so like the guys who have already answered, you should have no problem as long as you have a swivel swing stud on the front (which is more likely than a Picatinny on a 770) you're good to go.If you do not have a swivel stud installing one is relatively easy but talk to a gunsmith to ensure you don't compromise the stock.
376114
No, it will not fit. The outer diameter of the Accu strut is too large for the Harris Universal Mount to fit around. I suggest installing a bipod in the normal fashion.
209885
The Harris bipods fasten to a bipod stud. But, there are bipod adapters sold by GG&G and YHM that fasten to a rail and mate with the Harris.
420720
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
961295
I have a conventional Harris bi-pod that I wanted to put on an AR. I wanted a strong clean interface that could take some abuse. I found it in the G&G; adapter. It is well built, and the fit and finish on the one I received was outstanding. Most of the conventional `hunting type bi-pod's' out there, must by default fit a standard rifle sling swivel stud. This is the most common situation among bolt guns and other wood/composite stock rifles. If your Black Hawk bi-pod has a pin that will fit a stock rifle swivel stud, I think you're in good shape.I hope this helpful.Ed Ballantine
1385959
Well to answer that depends on several things, one is that if have to install the srew; your going to want to drill a starter hole so you don't spit the stock. But the screw that's already there, is it front side, facing forward(that is facing down and center when holding it)and dose it all ready have a hole in it; because if it does the Allen Sling Swivel will probably all ready fit in it.