How do I drill out the rivet that is holding the sling attachment?
741813
I grounded off the end of the rivet with a drill bit in a cordless drill then punched out the rivet with small punch.
741814
Are you sure it's a rivit? Mine was held on by a small roll-pin. Used a small punch and it drove right out. If it is a rivit, you should be able to carefully drill the head off the rivit and then use a punch to drive it out. Good luck.
1906115
I have the Remington 700 SPS. I do not have a sling attached to it right now, but I can tell you that the bi-pod does not obstruct access to the sling ring. Hope that answers your question.
974768
Item in question is for a sling that attaches to the ammo tube below the barrel of a lever action rifle. You need to contact Uncle Mikes for additional info.
2139112
JME is correct. The pins on the sling are a permanent feature and not changeable. The studs that accommodate this sling are usually screwed into a wood stock. I bought them separately for my rifle. Hope this helps you Randy.
1394297
Yes, once you install the bipod, there are two strips of metal that protrude through the bottom of the mount. These strips of metal have a hole in each so you just run your sling mount through them. No Problem
2193302
It's simple...to a degree. If you have a strap with which you carry the rifle remove the front one. The pivot has pins that will fit into the strap holder. You can then reattach the strap to the bottom of the pivot.
1432041
You can take the sling apart so that it is one long piece. Then slide the sling throught your buttstock swivel. Put the sling back together and make sure the loop Is in the buttstock swivel. The othe end just clips on to your forearm loop. Good luck this is great on my ak. But if I was you I would go more tactical and padded sling.
312783
Get a self tapping swivel screw, drill a small pilot hole in the very bottom edge of the stock and screw in the swivel screw. Before you do this remove the butt plate and verify there is enough material where you want the swivel to attach.
2227619
If you mean the part that attaches to the rifle, it is 0.3175 in. The sling opening is 1.0640 in.
1275465
Yes i used the hole in the front of the stock were the sling would mount too...had to use a longer bolt to mount my bipod to it worked just fine
2147207
Pull it strongly to remove. NEVER drill, there's a thread for the air coupler
933602
Do you mean your stock has no sling strap at the end it should be a small 3/8 inch approximately nipple. With a hole through it the size of a pencil lead take a look at the rifles at the gun shop they all have it wish I could be more detailed
1181263
Yes there is an extension link that allows you to hook your sling under the bi - pod. I have used three other bi - pods, this is the best!
1916000
There should be a yoke already attached to the rifle. The mating member of the bayonet slips into it and it tightens down with the screw. It takes about a minute.
327626
No you can't. If you have a double sling swivel-mount Bi-pod on front nut then sling on the other.
377122
Jeremiah, your Harris bipod should attach to the front swivel post on your rifle's stock and in turn the sling will attach to the mount built into the bipod
662983
The sling stud is not in the way on my rifle. i think each rifle is different for sling stud location. However, the stud is usually at end of stock or closer to upper opposite end.Either way, simply slide it on and reconnect sling. I love mine. Good luck