I have a Tikka T3 7mm Rifle and I have the Harris Bipod, I just need the Swivel clamp to attach the Bipod to the front Sling post or barrel?
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If you can send me a photo of what you have I'll tell you what you need I've never seen a Harris without at least the basic sling adapter installed. Thx Ed eddiecoyote@hotmail.com
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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.
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If your bipod is equipped for a picintinny rail you will need the adapter to fit over the swivel to convert to your bipod. I would not use a barrel mount on your particular rifle.
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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
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I still have the original 2 point sling on the rifle with the bipod. It fits between the legs or to the side. I will probably change to a single point in the future.
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Yes it will work on a swivel stud bi pod. UTG is same model I used. I used the long one in forend because I didn't use second one. It all depends on how deep the stock will allow. But they will work for a bipod application.
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I don't have a 770 but this will fit any picatinny rail. It also comes with a pic rail attachment that mounts to your gun just like a normal bipod mount. By that i mean to the sling post, adding a picatinny rail to your rifle. Hope this helps
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Hi, the Harris bipod at the link you sent is a non-swiveling model. The swivel (which rocks from side to side as opposed to turning from side to side) allows the bipod to sit on uneven ground and you can still hold the rifle level. The swivel on the swivel model is spring loaded, but it is easy to position the rifle so you're looking through the scope with the cross hairs vertical. If you're just going to use the bipod at the range, like shooting from a bench, you don't need the swivel model. If you'll be out in the field and shooting from sloping ground, the swivel helps.
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The legs on the Bipod itself are very solid, but because it mounts to the rifle using the sling swivel stud, if the forearm of the rifle is curved or rounded you may need to use some weatherstripping foam between the rifle and the Bipod, where it comes into contact with the rifle, to get a firm fit between the rifle and the Bipod.
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It doesn't swivel, but it is a stud. This is an adapter for the Harris bipod that connects to a stud.
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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.
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No. if you contact Crosman they can sell you the barrel pivot pin and front and rear sling mount.I did this mod to mine
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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.
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I have a conventional Harris bi-pod that I wanted to put on an AR. I wanted a strong clean interface that could take some abuse. I found it in the G&G; adapter. It is well built, and the fit and finish on the one I received was outstanding. Most of the conventional `hunting type bi-pod's' out there, must by default fit a standard rifle sling swivel stud. This is the most common situation among bolt guns and other wood/composite stock rifles. If your Black Hawk bi-pod has a pin that will fit a stock rifle swivel stud, I think you're in good shape.I hope this helpful.Ed Ballantine
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Gamo makes a sling that fits over the stock and barrel. Not very expensive and it works well.
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The mount shown and any bipods I have purchased through Amazon have the necessary hardware for mount to a picatinny unit or the hardware with mount at a front sling. Good luck.
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The bipod attaches to a standard picatinny rail. To attach to a sling mount you would need a sling mount to picatinny rail adapter.
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The bipod does have a swivel stud on it for mounting a sling so you can mount the bipod on the stock, then attach a sling to be bipod. As far as the pod loc: I do not use one and it does just fine but I've heard guys that have them say it's a must buy. Just up to you. I tighten mine down as much as I feel is necessary, the. Don't touch it again so I don't think I would benefit from one.
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I don't know your set up, but I used it on my moss berg 30-06 I installed a 4 inch picatinny rail attaching it with two screws on the synthetic stock with out glue. Neat and clean and the bipod is sturdy and functions great.it made my 30-06 look mean and tactical. I had to install it that way because moss berg has no swivel sling attachment. I think it will be OK on yours, the price will fool you it is just as good as high end bipod. It was truly worth my money good look.
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I agree with Hernandez and Moss. Make sure the bipod is the newer clamp redesign as the older model had a nasty habit of snapping open.