Harris swivel bipod for a Mossberg 100 ATR snthetic stock,will drill and epoxy mount inside stock -but what model & mount needed?
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I have watched a lot of you tube on it and the bipod won't fit on your stock sling mount. Look at the sling holder under the front of the mossberg MVP you may be able to drill it for the other mount?
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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
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I actually have mine mounted on one of the magpul scout rail attachments! Good luck! Happy Hunting!
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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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It comes complete with screws and it will work with the quick release mount. Unless your AK is already drilled, you will have to drill it yourself, that is not a big deal. No instructions comes with this and I mean none. Go on Youtube and you can watch a guy putting one on his AK. I got one for my son for Christmas and we installed it in about 30 minutes. Seems to be a really good, strong setup.
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I will check when I get home at 6 tonight. I have it mounted to the picatinny rail under the handguard furthest forward to the muzzle. I will check and see if the enclosed screw mount with the bipod fits the predrilled hole in the picatinny rail. I personally like to use the picatinny mount its easier and less parts. The screw mount has to mount to the picatinny mount on the bipod then to your hand guard. The more parts means more to come loose and more weight
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I don't know your set up, but I used it on my moss berg 30-06 I installed a 4 inch picatinny rail attaching it with two screws on the synthetic stock with out glue. Neat and clean and the bipod is sturdy and functions great.it made my 30-06 look mean and tactical. I had to install it that way because moss berg has no swivel sling attachment. I think it will be OK on yours, the price will fool you it is just as good as high end bipod. It was truly worth my money good look.
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Should work fine --- I put that adapter on the barrel of my Ruger 10-22 rifle and the Harris bi-pod fits it fine. Should be no problem. On my 30-06, the bi-pod attaches directly to the stock bolt in front, so no adaptor needed there. Gene
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Hi, the Harris bipod at the link you sent is a non-swiveling model. The swivel (which rocks from side to side as opposed to turning from side to side) allows the bipod to sit on uneven ground and you can still hold the rifle level. The swivel on the swivel model is spring loaded, but it is easy to position the rifle so you're looking through the scope with the cross hairs vertical. If you're just going to use the bipod at the range, like shooting from a bench, you don't need the swivel model. If you'll be out in the field and shooting from sloping ground, the swivel helps.
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Since i see with the MR100 there is no top rail and u couldn't really mount one even if u wanted without it being very awkward. U could always get a laser sight and mount it on the side if the gun if u wanted like i have
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It has a block with 2 screws and nuts. That is how it is secured to stock. It will only work well with the cheap 4 position stock not magpul or full stock
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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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If your Mossberg is drilled and tapped, you need to order a metal rail section that mates to the surface of the receiver. There are quite a few out there; just search for "Mossberg 500 scope rail." This is a polymer rail section, and even if the screw holes lined up, the screws and anchors for the mount would not fit the holes in your receiver. Additionally, the rail would most likely break during normal use, as it will not mate properly with the surface of your shotgun's receiver. Hope that answers your question!
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I'm not sure. I looked at a picture of the XM15 E2S. . .if you have the stock polymer fore-end, I'm not sure you can mount it. The bipod comes with swivel mounts that you can use with swivel lugs like you find on a hunting rifle, and a picatinny attachment. Based on the pictures I see of the stock XM15 E2S, you don't have either a swivel lug or a picatinny mount to attach this bipod to.
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The bipod is designed to fit the stud underneath a Remington 700 rifle, which is curved. If you want to attach the bipod to a quadrail, which is flat, then you will need an adapter.
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Those screws will work if you item uses any sort of quick connect swivel mount. As for size, you use the longest of the two you stock will allow. You simply dirll a pilot hole the right size of the screw screw it in and your ready to go. You also may want to use a small amount of glue to keep the screw more secure.
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You should have a swivel stud on the stock. If you turn the stock (or whole rifle) upside down, and set the bipod on it, you'll see how it clamps on.
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Saw the previous answer which is correct, but save your learning curve time; go with GG&G; XDS-2 Tactical Bipod. Pricier but SOLID! Amazon sells both