Will these screws work for attaching a UTG Swi&#x200B;vel-Stud Bipod to a polymer stock? Which screw goes in the stock forend?
787645
I have no idea how well this will work on a polymer stock being I put it in the original wood stock. For which one to use you will need to use the shorter one or grind down the longer one. Now I only say the shorter one because of how I mounted it in the original stock. The reason for the shorter one is to prevent blocking the groove where the cleaning rod comes through. The short one worked fine for my application.
581311
Yes, if the stock does not have a sling swivel on it. Even then the swivel screw can screw through if so desired.
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
166887
The bipod does have a swivel stud on it for mounting a sling so you can mount the bipod on the stock, then attach a sling to be bipod. As far as the pod loc: I do not use one and it does just fine but I've heard guys that have them say it's a must buy. Just up to you. I tighten mine down as much as I feel is necessary, the. Don't touch it again so I don't think I would benefit from one.
734862
Yes they will. I had the same question and ended up getting the Hogue screws too. Mine were a bit scratched anyhow. But to answer your question, yes, your factory screws will work.
1150517
I mounted my bipod using a gg&g metal adapter, it clamps onto the rail on the bottom of my rifle. http://www.amazon.com/Gg-G-Harris-Bipod-Adapter/dp/B0025TVDZK
349872
I Had to remove magpul spacer to install limb saver recoil pad if using original stock screws. Longer screws are needed if your plannig to use spacer in place.
1939555
This will work with any qd mount. All magpul current production stocks have a qd mount option
50598
Hi, I was able to use the stock screws but I couldn't use the lock washers the Rubber grips are thicker so the stock screws are just a little to short to use the washers. So far they haven't loosened while shooting so it seems OK.
685917
I would say no. This is meant as an attachment for a magpul hand guard. I dont think it would work unless you used different screws.
1150516
I mounted my bipod using a gg&g; metal adapter, it clamps onto the rail on the bottom of my rifle.Gg&G Harris Bipod Adapter
1112841
If your swivel stud goes through the stock and is a nut/stud combo, I think you would be ok. If your stud is a wood screw type, i probably wouldn't use this adapter. My Savage 220 has a bolt swivel stud with a locking nut. It holds well. I would have no issue using this mount on a wood stock. The bi-pod is solid. It is perfect for bench shooting my 20ga slug gun. Sighting the gun in was a breeze with the bi-pod.
1210622
looks like this bipod only mounts to a sling stud. you will need a quad rail bipod also made by harris
1389573
You will need to purchase some screws to hold this Hogue grip in place. You could ask your local armorer for them or order from Sig.
1525578
It will fit fine. The UTG tool with 4 on one end and 5 on the other worked fine for me. The post is only slighty thinner than the stock unit, but I liked the change a lot. In low light this thing is a must. I have them on all my black rifles, and it actually comes installed from the facotry ont he new IWI Tavor Bullpup. BTW, Semper Fi brother.
1438539
The factory screws work fine. I love the Hogue grips. Can't beat them for the price. I always put a drop of blue loctite or thread locker on the threads when installing. Then you never have to worry about losing a screw at the range.
1181276
It depends on the kind of stock you have. Some people have complained about the screws being too short. I wouldn't know. I plan on using mine for a custom wooden sniper stock for my Savage 110 .300 WinMag and don't plan on using the stock screws anyway. Why not just buy a Quad Rail handguard?