Although it shows an AR15 in the photo, is there enough clearance to easily load and unload a 30 round mag?
1812468
My mini-14 with a 40 round magazine fit into this without any problem. I did not try changing out the magazine, but really, how many rounds do you need to sight in your rifle? If you really had to take your rifle out, see where the optic is pointing at before you remove your rifle, then re-position the rifle back to the same place before you start working the trigger again once the rifle is in place again.
1812469
I used my AR10 with a 20 round magazine and didn't have any real problems. I'm not sure about a 30 round ar15 magazine. There isn't that much difference in size between the 20 length wise
1812470
Yes, there is ample room to load and unload a 30 round mag on the Caldwell Lead Sled.
196165
Jim it would be marginal at best a 30 rd mag has just enough room very little clearance remaining. Hope this helps
1924507
Yes. you are correct. Keep in mind that the internal capacity is a bit limited. My 16" barrel ar-15 has to have the stock completely collapsed for it to fit. My AKM with a fixed stock juts out a bit, so I have to leave some space for it to stick out of the bag.
924527
Yes, depending on the size (i.e. 30-rounders shouild be fine). I actually bought this as a gift for someone who had an AR lower w/ a 22lr upper. The mags were full size, though, and fit fine. Hope this helps...
956670
No,there would be a clearance issue with your magazine,you need the offset style sled/rest from Caldwell for clip fed semi's.
23094
I haven't tried, but my .40 double stack mags are a tight squeeze. There's no retention on the frame at all, the mag is just snugly fit into the mold. I can hold it upside down but a stiff shake will drop the mags.IMI makes a similar product for ACP double stacks, probably not worth the gamble unless you're planning on getting a P228 or P229 eventually.
50202
You'll need a picatinny rail mount below and your magazine capacity and size will have to be no more than a standard AR15 30 round size (7.63" long). Even with this the legs will have to be fully extended.
307356
I primarily use it for my AR, but I'm not entirely sure if it can hold AK mags
2050827
Yes. That is what I use it for. Really helps when stuffing those 15 round mags.
2033668
sorry i do not understand the question.I have the scope and I like it allot. My son had a different style and returned it so he could get one like this too.mine is on a ar-15 and his is on a ak-47 both have no clearance issues.
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.
1785019
You should have no problems at all. Mine is mounted on a carbine (folded forward) and I use only 30 round mags.
1415029
Yes. I load all my .223/5.56 ammo on standard 10 rd clips so they're ready to go when I need to load up my mags.
1334308
Yes this would. This is a good starter bipod, but I would recommend getting a better one for you AR15.
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.
1553236
NO. It only hold 7 rounds so a loader is not goning to be a lot faster. Do make sure to get some good .20g bbs for it. The included ones are pretty subpar.
21297
I will be perfectly honest, I do not know. I am not that familiar with the AR-15.