I have a Ruger 1022 and wanted this for it, but was curious if I need a swivel stud to mount it?
1581694
If your tiger does not have a mounting stud than yes you will need one with this bipod
1581695
Yes it mounts to the sling stud... you would need to put one in the stock the barrel clamp stud will not work
1581696
Hi, yes, normal mounting requires a swivel stud for mounting. If your firearm doesn't have a swivel stud you can purchase a pair and install them yourself, they aren't difficult. Check YouTube, there are a few instruction videos. Hope this helps.
1177245
Not sure. I have a 1022 takedown and the rings mount to the gun just fine. Just not to the scope. Make sure you didnt try placing the rear rings in the front or vice versa.
2132599
If the is rear is dove tailed on the pistol. But in thinking the front will not work unless it's attached by screws.looks like that are both attached by screws.so what's Ruger say?
1978031
You need either a swivel mount for a sling (sling stud) or a picatinny rail. I believe some of the Savages come with a sling stud but not all. Without knowing whether you have the stud I cannot answer your question. You can always have a stud added to your weapon.
2069398
This is a bayonet mount and a sling mount. If I tried to mount this on my Colt M4 I wouldn't use the swivel mount; if you tried the handguard would be in the way.
1630247
This has no mount included. It does have the screws to just bolt it on though. The CORE has the cutout for a RMR however the Burris Fastfire III is not listed on the S&W; site as fitting their predrilled hole pattern. I would call S&W; and get their input on it fitting. You could also have the slide drilled and tapped if it does not fit the pattern.
1991612
The advantage of installing a swivel stud in the wood foregrip is that it will stay in one play, the mag tube mount can move a little if you carry the gun a lot in a day (it is very tight on the tube so its not sliding freely, but will move). The disadvantage to mounting in the wood is that you will have to be careful to not touch or push up the barrel out of alignment or crack the stock if the drilled hole is too small.
850687
I would not mount it inside the studs if you want to keep the swivel option. It is 12 7/8" wide, so it could fit, with some shim work, but if it is inserted more than 1" the swivel would jam; Also, to mount it would require drilling holes through the heavy metal on the sides of the mount bracket. The 1" insert would not give you a good set of support holes for bolting it down tight.
2099138
NO.It also doesn't come with a way to mount it.If the gun doesn't have the mount don't buy this one.Another more expensive one(same model) will have the mount.Ask the seller if it's in the box?????I sent mine back,no way to mount it.Also buy a better one.I tried to save $$$ but ended up wasting it on postage to return it.
1046136
I mounted mine just as you see in the photo. No problem at all. I am loading 9mm ( and soon .357) with it and have had smooth operation and good success.
923429
You need to have sling studs mounted on your rifle. I would have this done by a pro as it requires drilling into the wood of your stock. Once those are installed the sling comes with clips that will attach to the studs.
1751714
Bipod attaches to your front sling swivel stud if your rifle has one that is standardized. If your rifle has the stud or a place for one to be screwed in it should work fine from the bench. The only caveat would be bench height as the minimum height for the legs is like 9 inches. That might position your rifle a bit high for a taller shooting station but mine works just fine from standard benches at our range.
2197398
I have a Ruger Mark II 22/45, and it looks like it would need to be drilled and tapped for a mount before a holographic sight would work, mainly because the Ruger is rounded on the top of the barrel. I have heard of some clamp on mounts but I'm not sure how well they work.
923430
Most rifles have the swivel studs in place or they are predrilled for the studs. If not you will need to get the studs, most pawn or gun shops have them. Then get your rifle drilled. Those shops should be able to help with that also. Hope I was able to help.
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
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.
844564
Yes, it attaches to a swivel stud. I used the G g & G Harris mount and it works great, and looks great, too!