Is the front end roomy enough that you could slide in a rifle with a 9 inch bipod mounted to the swivel stud?
388148
Possibly. I am using case for an older 22 rifle and there is a lot of room to spare. I put rolled up targets and ammo boxes in with the gun.
388149
It would be a tight fit. i suspect that the zipper would fail do to the side stress.
463269
Yes, have mine mounted on a full size S&W; M&P; (9mm); it fits the rails perfectly.
1535431
Yes, but you would need an additional sling mount. He one you affix the bipod to will not be free for a sling
1877044
Yes, it will. I have the same rifle mentioned fitted with a red dot scope and bipod, and there is room to spare.
366820
You need a sling stud on your rifle, the bipod comes with an adapter that will connect to it if you have one. Otherwise this bipod in my opinion, is best suited to mount on a picatinny rail. From what I know about a Mosin Nagant M91/30 you may not have the ideal platform to work with bipod shooting. Hope this helps.
1788457
Yes that would b fine as long as you have picatinny rail on the bottom of the stock witch i think the 10\22 archangel stock has. Its just a lighter bipod than id like
1639320
No. This bipod requires a sling swivel stud. Not the slotted kind either. It also will not attach to a bayonet mount. It will however attach to a rail without the adapter that is included. So if your an has a rail on the bottom then the answer is yes.
2261741
Michael, It will attach to a Picatinny rail or a swivel stud attachment point. Your Mosin probably doesn't have either, but you could purchase a stud kit and install one. Should you do so, this bipod will work with it. Stud kits are inexpensive. I'd make certain that the depth of your stock's wood is sufficient to allow a proper fitment with the stud. I've seen some Mosin's with a bipod mounted inline with, but below, the front of the rifles rear sight.
2088157
no just use the picatinny mount on the bipod. the enclosed steel swivel screw does not fit the pre drilled and threaded holes in your picatinny rail
1901423
Yes. I bought for a 48" gun with scope and bipod. It all fits nicely with an inch or two to spare. This keeps the gun from moving during transport and the padding is excellent. Highly recommend.
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.
2263212
If it's a compact 9m then no but a full size 9 should fit nice. My 40 S&W; fits perfect
1210622
looks like this bipod only mounts to a sling stud. you will need a quad rail bipod also made by harris
1881958
The bipod will not attach to the swivel stud directly you will need to also purchase the ultimate arms sling swivel stud to 5 slot weaver mount. Its also available here on Amazon. Its easy to install and you will love the Atlas bipod I have several and use them regularly. I have tried them all and this is the best for the price range. Hope this helps.
174410
Yes. It comes with a picatinny rail adapter to fit the front sling stud and the bipod attaches to the rail. There are a few Caldwell, Winchester, Harris bipods that connects directly to the stud without an adapter if you are not interested in using the adapter.
1970507
it will hold any rifle that is 9in high if it's over 9in then it won't fit.
1022810
Yes. All it needs is the standard sling swivel stud that you see on the front and rear of most rifles. If the rifle didn't come with them, you can install one in a few minutes. They sell just about anywhere you buy gun parts and accessories for about 4 to 10 bucks for a set (front and rear), of course you'll only need the front for the bipod.