I have mossberg model 800-C Remington22-250 wit all wood stock & has stud 4sling.Will this bipod fit my gun if so does it let u follow running target?
610993
Yes it will fit the sling stud, but as for following a running target, it really depends how far away your target is. If doing prairie dogs or coyotes at 300-400 yds. then I think you're fine. If you are trying to nail a running white tail inside a 100 yds., then I don't think you want to be on any bipod at that point. As someone else pointed out in another review, the 'swivel' action is side-to-side (for uneven terrain), not rotational. So I guess the shortest most accurate answer is yes, it will fit your gun, and no, it is not designed as a rotational swivel to allow following running targets. Yes it will fit the sling stud, but as for following a running target, it really depends how far away your target is. If doing prairie dogs or coyotes at 300-400 yds. then I think you're fine. If you are trying to nail a running white tail inside a 100 yds., then I don't think you want to be on any bipod at that point. As someone else pointed out in another review, the 'swivel' action is side-to-side (for uneven terrain), not rotational. So I guess the shortest most accurate answer is yes, it will fit your gun, and no, it is not designed as a rotational swivel to allow following running... » Read More Yes it will fit the sling stud, but as for following a running target, it really depends how far away your target is. If doing prairie dogs or coyotes at 300-400 yds. then I think you're fine. If you are trying to nail a running white tail inside a 100 yds., then I don't think you want to be on any bipod at that point. As someone else pointed out in another review, the 'swivel' action is side-to-side (for uneven terrain), not rotational. So I guess the shortest most accurate answer is yes, it will fit your gun, and no, it is not designed as a rotational swivel to allow following running targets. « Show Less
610994
It will tilt left and right but you cannot pivot with it to track a moving target. E.G. tilt on the y axis but no swivel on the x axis. As far a fitting if you have a standard swivel stud, like the Uncle Mikes or ATI on amazon it will fit just fine. Happy hunting.
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This bipod is designed to fit the standard picatinny rail made for every rifle (assuming you have one on your AR already). I'm sorry ...I don't know why it doesn't fit but I bought a tactical barrel band for my Ruger 10/22 specifically to add this bipod. In short, this bipod should fit. You may want to double-check the installation booklet and give it another shot ...no pun intended. Good luck!!
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I would not recommend this bipod for any rifle that has a tapered barrel. If it is a consistent thickness through out the barrel, I'd say go for it. If not, I'd suggest getting a model that locks onto a sling stud, or mounting a picatinny rail on the stock, with a bipod that attaches with that.
419008
What mount are you using on your Mossberg? it does not fit any mounts I have now.
850749
I purchased a Remington supercell recoil pad for wood stocks to put on my Remington 1100 Trap gun. When I received it the pad was too small. I bought a GrayCoil stock adjuster and ground that to fit my gun and then mounted the recoil pad to that. I love that pad. It's the softest pad I've had on a gun in my 55 yrs. of hunting and clay target shooting.
718006
Yes it will adapt to that. The frame of the bipod will keep it from swiveling as it will pull tight and seat with the stock.
1702759
It certainly will. My 870 also has a BlackHawk SpecOps adjustable stock and custom forend. With these mods it's a little tight but it still functions very well.
1383105
yes. this is a universal bipod, it comes with several attachment for diferent setups, and for a remingot 700 stock will definitively fit. and its a direct fit if it has a sling stud!!
318523
It will fit the standard picatinny rail, but I wouldn't trust it to be very accurate. I put this on my .22 and can't zero for the life of me.
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
366820
You need a sling stud on your rifle, the bipod comes with an adapter that will connect to it if you have one. Otherwise this bipod in my opinion, is best suited to mount on a picatinny rail. From what I know about a Mosin Nagant M91/30 you may not have the ideal platform to work with bipod shooting. Hope this helps.
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Hey Kevin, I don't have that exact firearm but it shouldn't be a problem as long as the magazine does extend more than 6.7 inches out of the weapon. The bipod extends out to a length of 6.7 inches max, so anything over that length may or may not cause an issue for you depending on where/how you're shooting.
62884
Sorry, I can't answer your question. I don't know anything about your mossberg. It is made for a shotgun, and unless you have something protruding out from the gun it should fit. I got mine for a lever action rifle, and I like it.
889839
Yes and No. It will fit but not properly. It scratched my barrel and stock when I extended the bi-pod legs.
1419372
Yes, it should fit. http://callmedoug87.deviantart.com/art/Mossberg-100-ATR-Update-256985341
1528278
With impregnated sling studs it may not have enough room to clamp around. Honestly though, Id pass on putting this bipod on anything other than a .22 its kind of junky.
103034
You shouldn't have a problem mounting it. the only thing you may have to do is remove the swivel mount to install bipod.