I have 2 swivel studs. when my bipod is mounted to the 1 farthest back, release touches forend and releases. will urs do this too
505173
I only have one swivel stud on the rifle this bipod is on. You may want to try mounting it on the more forward swivel stud (which would probably give you more stability when using it), or removing the extra swivel stud altogether.
505174
I only have a single mounting point and do not have this occurrence. However, I have this model on three of my rifles and find no issue.
409329
I believe you are referring to swivel base? When you are using a fixed base or solid base bipod, the bipod doesn't move, so to turn the gun you have to move the bipod legs, swivel base allows you to pan back and forth without the bipod legs moving.
531851
Funny you should ask...upon examining the sling mount I discovered the nipple where the bipod connects is threaded and can be removed and threaded directly to a threaded hole that was already on my quad rail system!! Check it out...yours may be the same! Hope this helps. Good luck
1344251
The adapter is a swivel stud which is needed to attach the bi pod , if you already have a swivel stud on the weapon then you do not need the adapter
2088161
The mount shown and any bipods I have purchased through Amazon have the necessary hardware for mount to a picatinny unit or the hardware with mount at a front sling. Good luck.
2109493
Yes, Harris bipods are designed to connect to a QD stud ( also known as: Front swivel rivet, sling swivel attachment, or swivel stud) which is basically a screw with a hole drilled in the head for a pin to go through. if you have a rail then you need an adapter which connects to the rail and has the QD stud below to attach to the bipod
2160016
Yes, the bipod I purchased was a S-LM which is the swivel model. This is the model that you want, and don't forget the Pod-Loc to lock your swivel...
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.
1394297
Yes, once you install the bipod, there are two strips of metal that protrude through the bottom of the mount. These strips of metal have a hole in each so you just run your sling mount through them. No Problem
2148979
Yes it will work on a swivel stud bi pod. UTG is same model I used. I used the long one in forend because I didn't use second one. It all depends on how deep the stock will allow. But they will work for a bipod application.
844564
Yes, it attaches to a swivel stud. I used the G g & G Harris mount and it works great, and looks great, too!
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
963578
I have had no problems attaching a bipod and other accessories with a picatinny mount. Works great. Went on without a hitch.
493747
My trigger guard does the same thing. It releases toward the front. I have learned to deal with this. Hope this helps.
974770
i don't know, the first one that was sent to me had to be sent back. When I put the piece on the magazine on the front of the rifle and tightened down the hollow set type screw the screw broke and the threads stripped out. I had no problems with the second one, it's just the metal is pretty thin and I'm not sure if it's strong enough to adapt it to work as a support for a bi-pod.
1578628
I no longer own a Trail NP, but, going off my memory, no, mounting a bi-pod would probably interfere with the cocking mechanism. Most people I have seen use shooting sticks.
621767
It attaches to your rail like a regular attachment. Then the bi pod attaches to the bottom of it. It only goes on the rail system.