Is there any way to mount a bipod to this benjamin air rifle?
1648847
I suppose if you cradle the gun in the bipod-but permanent would be bulky-you have to pump the handle to reload
1648848
I don t thing it would work very well as wood goes all the way forward to the end ....
1648849
No practical way I can imagine. Because of the pump handle location and the relatively thin wood, I would not recommend it. I use a sandbag or shooter sticks to steady my shots.
1022810
Yes. All it needs is the standard sling swivel stud that you see on the front and rear of most rifles. If the rifle didn't come with them, you can install one in a few minutes. They sell just about anywhere you buy gun parts and accessories for about 4 to 10 bucks for a set (front and rear), of course you'll only need the front for the bipod.
1164840
Yes, that is how I have this mounted to my Axis XP. Hope you enjoy this bipod as much as I do.
619806
Absolutely. At the butt of the gun there is a cap you can add a sling mount in the hole. But there are other ways like the gamo air rifle sling and making one like I do out of paracord.
1881959
The bipod attaches to a standard picatinny rail. To attach to a sling mount you would need a sling mount to picatinny rail adapter.
1955651
This Harris bi pod attaches to a shoulder sling stud. Harris makes bi pods that attach directly to pic rails or you can purchase adapter for pic rail to sling stud. I would consider going to Harris website and you can research all of the different options and cross part numbers to Amazon website.
963578
I have had no problems attaching a bipod and other accessories with a picatinny mount. Works great. Went on without a hitch.
1519144
No, You must remove the baynet to install the bipod. There is not room for both.
832627
Yes - Amazon sells scope mounts and a picatinny rail that fits the Benjamin perfectly.
1053288
You just need some sort of base on the rifle side rail mount , ultimak etc.
1877043
The scope should be no problem, but the bi-pod won't fit unless you turn it around while mounted to your quad rail OR just leave it lay in the case un-mounted. Hope this helps! Later...
1578629
If you so desired you could use a barrel mount bipod... unfortunately it is a magnum power rifle with serious recoil. If shooting from a bench sandbags is the way to go. If you are new to the world of modern airgun this may not be the best choice. Hope that helps...
174410
Yes. It comes with a picatinny rail adapter to fit the front sling stud and the bipod attaches to the rail. There are a few Caldwell, Winchester, Harris bipods that connects directly to the stud without an adapter if you are not interested in using the adapter.
533595
Mounting a bipod can definately be accomplished with this, but obviously not in the battle stock.
1535431
Yes, but you would need an additional sling mount. He one you affix the bipod to will not be free for a sling
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.