if you have a quad rail will the mount lay flush also how to remove the sling attachment?
87490
this slides over the bayonet lug it depends on how tall your quadrail is if it will match up to respond to your next part use a punch available at any shop that seels gun cleaning kits maybe cabelas or any gunsmith would do it for you for about 5 bucks its a nice little mount hope i helped ? gerry
87491
Not sure how it would line up with a quad rail. I imagine it would vary by manufacure. My rifle had a small roll pin that was easily removed with a small punch
87492
Don't know about quad rail but had to drill out sling attachment. easy with no damage to rifle. mount has some wiggle to it but I used it to mount flashlight so I am not too concerned about it.
87493
Should fit with the quad rail as it extends no further back than the lug. To remove the original sling attachment from the gun there are two options depending on who built the gun. If it is a roll pin simply knock it out. More common is the rivet. If you have the rivet, get a drill bit the same diameter as the FLATTENED side of the rivet. Put sideway pressure on the sling mount to prevent the rivet from turning and drill just enough to remove the head and the rivet will fall out, if it does not, use a punch and push it out.
1881959
The bipod attaches to a standard picatinny rail. To attach to a sling mount you would need a sling mount to picatinny rail adapter.
1037504
A sling will still be able to be mounted as long as your colt is in a standard configuration with the sling mount riveted to the FSB (front sight base).
33993
No...the mounting adapter has a replacement sling stud on it, not the bipod.
666644
I mounted the bipod on a rail, and there was no sling attachment on it. I bought a sling attachment that slides on the rail and snubs up close to the base of the bipod. That works well for me.
597966
Hi Gail, I just read the following from the "Ruger AR-556 fact sheet" 'Multiple attachment points include a QD socket and bayonet lug, for many sling and accessory mounting options.' Sounds like you should be OK with the MI Quick Disconnect (QD) Sling Swivel. Be aware that the Sling Swivel has a recessed button, (which I like very much) that some people have a bit of trouble pushing in. TM
1501453
Mine came with the swivels included with sling, and should work fine if the rifle has the stud posts installed.
509573
It depends is your rail slotted? Because you have two tightning screws that will interfere with your flat rail. Also have you attached anyother tactical mounts?
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
1419052
Where are you planning on mounting? My 45 dare was in my quad rail down facing offset for my green dot. The inly way I see this in the way is if you faced it upwards or on your top rail but I still don't see it being an issue because it is so low profile. Hope this helps.
377120
Dear sir, the Harris bipod will attach to the front swivel post on the rifle's stock and in turn the sling will attach to the mount which the bipod provides.
131473
When i ordered mine the rails and swivel were NOT included. The mount is excellent, very solid and easy to install. It'll hold a light without fear of twisting or squirming, and it's "lower profile" tucked in against the barrel and magazine tube rather than hanginng off the bottom. But, again, mine did NOT come with the 1913 rails or sling swivel.
1815517
No you do not. Actually, you have plenty of clearance on both the swivel and stationary sling mounts that can be mounted on either side of the gun. I think the picture is just deceiving. I don't have a sling on my Mossberg 500 so I can't answer your second question.
1007986
Yes. This is not the x-long mount and doesn't require the removal of the rear sight. Only problem you may run into is that one of the screws may have to be filed down slightly IF the bottom of the screw happens to rub slightly on the top of the bolt. If it does rub, you will feel it. Chances are, there will be no problems. Just a heads up though.
2148982
The short screw goes into the forestock - it is short to preclude its hitting the barrel when it is screwed all the way in. Good luck with your sling.
2097523
It will fit, but it takes some work. The QD sling mount point stops the sight just short of matching the rail. I tapped (okay... smacked) the sight with a rubber mallet to move it to where it would mount the rail. Still, and all, it's an excellent sight.
840096
it depends on where you want to mount it its not required to put it on a quad rail it mounts on any of the rails