can you have a bipod or pistol grip on and the quiver at the same time, or not enough space on the rail?
395319
I don't think there is enough room. However, I carry a single extendable aluminum stick that is very light weight and works quite well. Another tip is I only carry 3 bolts in my quiver because the bottom bolt pops out if I use my sling.
395320
There is not enough room for a bipod or practical handle however there are offset attachments for the rail that would bring the rail back to a usable position. Im not really sure how practical it would be considering a tree limb or boulder you may be able to use during your excursion.
1916040
You might be able to, depending on the guns and what you have on them. I have just my Mossberg 500 and my extra barrel that is wrapped up in a towel and it is pretty tight.
2163158
I suppose you could if your handgun has a top rail for mounting . Its a big sight. It would be kind of awkward on a pistol.
1856095
Oh Yes! by all means! even at about one inch setting. Did I mention that "I love this Bipod!!" One of the best things about it, is when in use...You don't have to lay the Rifle on its side when loading it.I'm sorry, but I don't know what Scott9614 is talking about. I have been using this unit for a year and it works great. Of coarse I don't use it on the battlefield.
1952255
Yeppers and you can put on a bi pod or the grip from my ar-15 fits right on too
1723037
Not sure. I wouldn't want to take the chance of knocking the sights off target with the extra load. I have seen weaver rails with the side saddle incorporated. Jeff
1450666
I would say no. The stock and rifle is one piece. The stock could be shorten by removing material or made longer like I did by adding a slip on recoil pad.
1906116
Yes! I've got a sling hooked up on mine. It's a pretty well designed bipod and I had no trouble setting it up.
1336912
You would have to mount a rail onto the gun but it does have the rear slot in the butt stock area for a sling. Thanks Pyramyd Air Team
1340000
Yes. You could easily mount two to carry four rifles. They attach at only one cross member bar on the cargo rack and two sets would be no stretch at all except if the cargo rack is like mine, there won't be a whole lot of room left for much else.
1917257
You could articulate sling attachment by using side of the stock at the front end, bipod is a streatch due to the fact that this is break barrel rifle, you could attach Picatinny rail on to the barrel and use quick detach bipod, very unpractical. Your permanent mount option may be stock underside just behind slot that accommodates cocking mechanism, this is too far back for conventional bipod mount, added weight will be a nuisance and I don't see the benefit, I use Coldwell front and rear sandbags for bench shooting and cleaning, much more practical.
531852
The adapter can be left on the rail and the bipod removed. this is a very well made adapter. A bit pricey but probably worth it. Very rugged! Have had no trouble with mine.
1495975
my guess is no. mine has a sig, 2 magpul 30 rounders and that's about all the room there is.
2175561
Yes.Harris bipods are setup for using a standard sling swivel mount, so you need an adapter to attach it to a rail.
1036312
yes:you can ,ad just your rifle holders where needed,you will need a chair the fieldpod is not tall enough for standing and fireing
130584
no, you can slip the buttstock ammo holder over the end of the stock. it is elastic and will stretch to go over end of butt plate. note that because of this, it is not a real tight fit; periodically, you will have to move it toward end of stock to be snug.
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.