Does this bipod have sling swivel that can be used after mounting?
446759
Yes, it attaches to a QD connector, and the clamp functions as a QD connector.
1955649
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.
1004023
Yes,/but most likely you will be limited to the "Harris" brand that attaches to the forward sling swivel stud. There may be other brands out there that attach in the same fashion that I am not aware of. The Harris brand bipods are truly great products, they just tend to be a little spendy. Depending on exactly what you are shooting at and where, you could also use benchrest stand (Caldwell makes "Rock Junior: iirc) for approx $30-40. And there are spring loaded clamp on the barrel models for $10-15. The clamp style has the POTENTIAL to affect accuracy due to its direct contact with barrel. Hope this helps. Yes,/but most likely you will be limited to the "Harris" brand that attaches to the forward sling swivel stud. There may be other brands out there that attach in the same fashion that I am not aware of. The Harris brand bipods are truly great products, they just tend to be a little spendy. Depending on exactly what you are shooting at and where, you could also use benchrest stand (Caldwell makes "Rock Junior: iirc) for approx $30-40. And there are spring loaded clamp on the barrel models for $10-15. The clamp style has the POTENTIAL to affect accuracy due to its direct... » Read More Yes,/but most likely you will be limited to the "Harris" brand that attaches to the forward sling swivel stud. There may be other brands out there that attach in the same fashion that I am not aware of. The Harris brand bipods are truly great products, they just tend to be a little spendy. Depending on exactly what you are shooting at and where, you could also use benchrest stand (Caldwell makes "Rock Junior: iirc) for approx $30-40. And there are spring loaded clamp on the barrel models for $10-15. The clamp style has the POTENTIAL to affect accuracy due to its direct contact with barrel. Hope this helps. « Show Less
631796
No it doesn't. I was upset when they misrepresented it and only send me 2 quick disconnect sling swivels.
1958222
Yeah it's just for a single swivel. My rifle already has a front sling mount.
1902859
With the polymer sling loops that are built into a few of the new stocks the have out now, I don't think it has quite enough room for the bipod to capture the sling loop. However that's from my experiance on my savage 30-06.
2268918
You could articulate sling attachment by using side of the stock at the front end, bipod is a streatch due to the fact that this is break barrel rifle, you could attach Picatinny rail on to the barrel and use quick detach bipod, very unpractical.Your permanent mount option may be stock underside just behind slot that accommodates cocking mechanism, this is too far back for conventional bipod mount, added weight will be a nuisance and I don't see the benefit, I use Coldwell front and rear sandbags for bench shooting and cleaning, much more practical.
377120
Dear sir, the Harris bipod will attach to the front swivel post on the rifle's stock and in turn the sling will attach to the mount which the bipod provides.
637818
it doesn't use the sling swivels (if any) on the gun, as it just makes contact with the barrel and the stock. you may have to loosen or otherwise remove the adjustment to make it fit onto longer airguns.
2088157
no just use the picatinny mount on the bipod. the enclosed steel swivel screw does not fit the pre drilled and threaded holes in your picatinny rail
1428931
Yes, this bipod works well with a sling. Harris bipods are one of the best out there, and after wasting my time and money on a few cheap ones, it only made sense to step up and spend the little extra money and buy the better quality bipod. I liked this one so much on my AR-15, I purchased another Harris bipod for my 308 rifle.
1828047
Don't need sling mounts. Loop at one end slips over the barrel and slides down to the pivot for the break barrel.. T he other loop ,a much larger one, fits over the butt.
933601
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?
1210623
This bipod mounts to a sling stud. On a rail type forearm there are adapter mounts with the sling stud that either bolt to the rail or are quick release. Harris sells this adapter so that you can use this bipod.
1433627
It does NOT rotate or pivot. Other than that, a very nice bipod for the price. The only issue I have had is this: one of the pins that hold the bipod to the swivel stud pulls out of the bipod. 3 choices; either put a tack weld on it (like I did), don't take it off the rifle, or put the pin back in every time you move it. Minor complication for the price, if you aren't moving it from gun to gun, or if you have access to a welder or JB weld
1510458
No this model is not the pivoting model. This attaches to the stock with no movement. This looks great on a bolt action but a little to big for an AR IMO. Overall great bipod
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.