Is that rod right under the barrel a unipod? (comes down like bipod, but one rod)
1278081
No, it is the cocking lever. And for safety, it must be returned to the pictured position before shooting.
1278082
No, That is the cocking lever that cocks the rifle and opens the action so you can insert the pellet.
1278083
No, it is not a unipod. The rod is the lever that compresses the spring into ready position.
1278084
It is a lever that wings way out from the stock. Has a metal braced cocking lever at the hinge. Send me a email and I can send a pic. Awesome pellet gun. A little on the awkward side to load etc. but puts a pellet clear thru a chef Boyardee can at 50 plus feet. Steveysu@yahoo
396338
I don't know what a single rail you are referring to, but this went right on my Walther P22 no problem. It looks like it came on it. It even says Walther on the side.
1906116
Yes! I've got a sling hooked up on mine. It's a pretty well designed bipod and I had no trouble setting it up.
1303203
Yes, the legs face forward. They fold up towards the barrel tip, not backwards towards the trigger. But when fully retracted they do not extend beyond the barrel tip (on a carbine length barrel) so it is still a very compact assembly. Also, assuming you are using an AR type barrel, the 30 rd. mag will clear when lying on your belly or shooting from a table/bench with the legs extended. A shorter bipod would require you to use a smaller capacity mag to clear the ground/table/bench surface.
806837
I recently shot with this bipod... It is very tight and there is not much release on the tension.. It does allow tilt, but I hope it loosens up over time... Not sure what else to try than let use play its course.
1575008
no, i never saw a bipod that would pivot, that would defeat the whole idea of being steady. but i can tell you this is a great bipod! , at a great price. and i am a custom gun builder here in pa. kevin in pa.
5076
probably...not very stable. I suspect it would be fine is it were dug in. On a positive side, the bipod is extremely mobile and light weight.
1519144
No, You must remove the baynet to install the bipod. There is not room for both.
711739
It only has a rail on on side. It appears that you can put one on the opposite side if you have the mounting accessories. I used it to replace the barrel clamp, but it is not technically a clamp. It provides lateral support and prevents the barrel and magazine tube from being squeezed together, but does not wrap around either. I have a sling and light attached to mine and have had no issues.
1519145
No. The bipod attaches with the screw that would have previously connected the bayonet blade to the stud on the barrel.
2088163
No. It comes with a swivel screw extension and a metal plate. Installing these allows you to then mount the bipod. It all comes with it.
1238818
Can't answer as I have the tripod that was sent in error instead of the bipod that they allowed me to keep.
409331
I don't really understand Steve's question. I think when he is asking about hinged versus solid he is asking if the legs bend upward or downward to be parallel with the rifle barrel and I would have to say they do. I don't know if that is what he is asking.
2134823
You can crank it down very tight and it wont move. I have a scope on one and a bi-pod on another with no issues...
1130607
there is a metal platform that slides into the handle. And a flip down support at the tip.these two things together hold the gun pretty steady if you dont have any weight on the cord to tip it over.
2140632
I wish I could help....I flush mounted mine so I really didn't pay attention to the down rod that came with it. The picture implies a good foot or more but I can't promise you that. Sorry I can't help more.
17629
The piece under the barrel is the cocking lever. You can only pump it once, but I've had success getting rid of varmits with one pump at a time. The sights were way off but adjustable no problem . This is a very basic air rifle . If your wanting power and accuracy look up Benjamin air guns they have pump,co2, and electric