What do I need to use with this if there are no attachment points on my rifle?
923427
Need to buy the swivels and screw them into the stock. Need to pre drill the holes so the wood doesn't split.
923428
buy a set of sling swivel studs, for wood or for synthetic stock depending on what type of stock you are going to use this on. keep in mind, you only need the swivel studs since the sling comes with a good pair of mounts on it. id suggest uncle mikes brand, or there are others as well, i think grovtek? grovteck? makes them as well.
923429
You need to have sling studs mounted on your rifle. I would have this done by a pro as it requires drilling into the wood of your stock. Once those are installed the sling comes with clips that will attach to the studs.
923430
Most rifles have the swivel studs in place or they are predrilled for the studs. If not you will need to get the studs, most pawn or gun shops have them. Then get your rifle drilled. Those shops should be able to help with that also. Hope I was able to help.
1693087
When I purchased my ATI scope (bought two of them) I attached my scope to the rifle there is no way to attach to this stock that I know of.
474716
There is a short "rail" on the bottom, right in front of the trigger, which is standard for after-market attachments. My son just ordered this (Umarex USA Walther PPQ (CO2) Accessory Rail) which connects to the bottom rail and wraps around to make a longer accessory rail for the top.
1108579
This site requires a Weaver style base. I would check to see if your Paint Ball Gun is tapped for scope mounts and go from there.
666644
I mounted the bipod on a rail, and there was no sling attachment on it. I bought a sling attachment that slides on the rail and snubs up close to the base of the bipod. That works well for me.
2069399
You have to remove the sling attachment, but the rail has a sling attachment of its own. My ar15 has a single point swivel location near the stock, so I used that as I much prefer a single point sling anyway. As I said though you can still use a two point sling if desired.
858452
You can. The mount comes with two smooth and two railed upper segments which would allow for attaching. Reflex or red dot sight on top. While this is certainly a popular option, I found it didn't work well because the resulting height over bore was too high to be useful at close range and it was awkward shooting from position.
747061
The swivels should attach to the front of your gauge cap and to the swivel mount underneath of your stock. If you do not have either, the you would use a drill bit that is slightly smaller than the screws. I would suggest mounting your gun in a fixture or a vise. Cover it with a heavy towel as not to scratch it up. Drill the holes, and put in the adhesive. Then screw in the screws and wipe off any excess adhesive. Then open the detachable swivels and mount them.
754611
Works great on a .308. You will need an adapter if the rifle doesn't have a sling post. This bipod attaches to a rounded post with a hole in it. Harris makes any adapter needed.
1463516
You'll need to purchase the correct mount for your rifle. The scope itself doesn't come with one. I use a Burris mount to attach to my AR.
723311
Sorry to say, but No. It has no space for any typerson of attachment, other then the gun itself.
984591
No sling attach point. Do watch the Youtube video by sootch or nutnfancy on this bipod. very sturdy.
1305993
Mount it to anything if you have the ability to establish a rail. A competent gunsmith with a lathe might be able to help. Good luck!
1577495
If you have rail space in front of your scope. Or stand alone. You need a picateny or Weaver rail on your rifle.
43588
Any scope will work. The scope furnished with the rifle is a very good one.
650953
out of the box it attaches to sling pin. if your picatinny doesnt have sling pin, you may need to get adapter in order to mount.
1053292
You need rail to mount it. So you will need to buy rail adapter for your rifle. Then you should be OK.