does this allow you to tilt or rotate the rifle on a axis parallel to the barrel?
1636589
It will allow you to pan left and right on an axis perpendicular to the barrel. Any roll parallel to the barrel is only due to 'slop' in the connection. However each leg of the bipod is adjustable to allow you to tilt the rifle on an axis parallel to the barrel. This is more to allow you to set up on an unlevel surface rather that tweak your aim as you are sighting through the scope....
147234
There's a screw on the inside of the camber that intrudes out the other side so you can take a thumd screw and tighten the rail tightly on the other side of shotgun. It will not flip up at all.
637818
it doesn't use the sling swivels (if any) on the gun, as it just makes contact with the barrel and the stock. you may have to loosen or otherwise remove the adjustment to make it fit onto longer airguns.
1632282
Yes depending on your stock. If you've got a swivel stud for mounting a rifle sling under the forward stock just in front of your hand but not on the end of the grip then it comes with a converter that will screw in otherwise you can mount to your rail if you've got an aftermarket stock. I've seen 7400's with the swivel stud at the end of the forward stock similiar to the tube of a shotgun as well and in that case it would NOT work. If you have an extended aftermarket magazine on your 7400 you'll need to put the legs all the way out when setting up a firing position but if you're stock then no problem at all. I have a few of them and they've worked great from my 30-06 to my R&R AR 5.56. I've never had any trouble with any of mine. Hope that helps!
968577
not it does not tilt or turn, but does rotate. The base bolts onto the panavise mount using the four holes you can see in the picture. Depending on the vehicle the mount is made for, it is angle but does not articulate in any way. The holder then clips onto to the base.
463426
Yes, this can be set up for flipping to the right. After I did this to mine, I noticed my Vortex SPARC was not aligned correctly. I rotated the SPARC's base and now everything is aligned perfectly. I really like this set-up (on my Colt 6920), especially during low light hog hunts.
28569
There are 3 ways to mount this Bipod. One of the ways is to mount it to the sling swivel. It would swivel then, however that isn't the optimum mount..Mounted directly to the barrel, with the barrel adapter, it is solid and give hand room for better control..The legs fold forward to carrying..
1302015
The mount will allow you to aim it in any direction except yourself. Editing/flipping will be required depending on mounting position.
712110
It can, not sure if it would work well with the angled side pointing to the rear. It is made for AR's, that is why it has that angle but works on other rifles too.
904863
From the side opposite the turning handle. This is actually convenient once you get used to it. However, the older version allowed you to install the handle on either side of the barrel. This one only allows right-handed use.
1620352
I mounted mine horizontal but I see no reason why it wouldn't work in a vertical position. The only issue could be the tray inside that holds the gun. Not sure how freely it would slide in and out.
1084960
I does swivel up and down considerably, the end of the barrel will go up or down about a foot and a half to adjust to your riding position, you actually have to tighten it down tight to keep it from swiveling, it mounts with a rubber bushing that takes the vibration out of your sensitive scope, works well for me
1323678
My husband said its at the gun rest and also does a 180 degree turn with it as well, with your rifle mounted in it!
1847752
I think it would work, but I've only used mine on a Savage Axis in .223 Rem. It mounts very securely on the front sling swivel and the legs lock in place securely when extended. I haven't had any trouble with mine, but I'm not shooting a heavy recoil caliber.
1853096
Yes for Windage and horizontal adjustment. Have yet to see them move. Super nice scope. Or the money you get a lot with this optic. Big but awsome look. On my m&p10;
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.
1001119
Yes. You can angle it up and down. Not sure about the left to right axis. It's mounted on a "Y" shaped bracket so it swivels to aim it up or down. There's a wheel you turn to loosen and tighten it so it can be adjusted to point up or down.