does this bipod extend high enough for clearance of a 25 round magazine in a prone position?
1866745
Btw, this is probably among the better designs of the bipods they make, it is solid and looks good. Utg stepping their game up.
1866746
A thirty round will just touch the surface when the stock is fully extended and also setting on the surface...so yes a twenty five round will work fine.
1866747
Fully extended from hard surface (ground) to top of rail mounting surface (on bipod) is a little over 8". I guess the next question is how far down does the installed magazine extend, which falls to you to find out.
1866748
Hi,Not sure what firearm your question is specific to, but I can tell you that this bipod WILL extend far enough for an AR-15 with a 30 round magazine inserted when the firearm is shouldered on level ground in the prone position, with PLENTY of further extension of the legs possible. I also use it on my HK-91 and it easily extends high enough to clear the 20 round magazine in that rifle with plenty of extension in reserve. This is a GREAT bipod, especially for the money! I have been THRILLED with mine! I hope this helps.
1866749
Hi, Not sure what firearm your question is specific to, but I can tell you that this bipod WILL extend far enough for an AR-15 with a 30 round magazine inserted when the firearm is shouldered on level ground in the prone position, with PLENTY of further extension of the legs possible. I also use it on my HK-91 and it easily extends high enough to clear the 20 round magazine in that rifle with plenty of extension in reserve. This is a GREAT bipod, especially for the money! I have been THRILLED with mine! I hope this helps.
1866750
I'm gonna say yes. With the mount all the way foward and the legs fully extended you can easily have the rifle level for prone position and get approximately 5 more degrees of incline if needed.
1303205
It depends on the way you mount it you can go either way I purchased this bipod and the legs weren't level at full extension I would not recommend this bipod
2233874
yes it is already elevated and works fine. Used it on a .556 and now on a .22 AR
568566
I haven't but on my Saiga 223 with a 30 Rd mag it is too short. I'd insert your mag, take a tape measure and see how long your going to need and go from there, wish I would have.
1411416
You will have enough clearance. There are 25.4mm in a inch. Your good. Plus your tube on the scope. Youll have plenty of room. Good luck
2142093
Not 100% sure, but very doubtful. I have 15 and 17 round mags in there and there's not a ton of overlap.
172352
I am not sure but I was able to use my Browning BLR in it and had plenty of clearance.
243535
Yes it will. I can load an AR 25, a tactical 12 gu, and my .308 semi auto and it still zips up.
1394368
It will probably be too tall. I love the riser though. I needed to get my scope off the upper rail just high enough to be able to put the scope protective caps on. Works like a champ and brings it up to eye level for me. Maybe consider ditching the iron sights you have now and switch to magpuls offset sights. Little pricy but that's what I did. Hope this helps good luck.
1006070
Yes, but the rail will only fit at the 6 o'o'clock position. You may want to champher the inside edges that contact the magazine tube, for a better fit.
568564
Its on my AR with a 30 round mag and sits just fine. Worst case you could buy a simple extender piece to fit on your current fore rail for dirt cheap.
568563
With the 25rd mag it will be to short. The rifle will rest on the mag instead of the rear of the stock like intended. UTG makes higher pods that will look the same when collapsed and folded forward.
2276358
just looked at mine again. Mine does not have room for the extended mag. The lid/flap will not close.
1532105
I have one of these, and it is built well. I believe it would work well with a bipod.
370478
Almost none. It compensates for muzzle rise. It also works great on reducing a dust signature from the prone position. Mine is on an RPK and works great for the price.
692871
This bipod is for use with an AR-15 equipped with a bayonet lug. I'm not sure what other makes/models it can be adapted to. The actual height from the top of the lug mount to the bottom of the feet is 8.5" - 11.5". Hope this helps.
930845
Yes, it will. I have the same rifle mentioned fired with a red dot scope and bipod, and there is room to spare.