I would like to mount this to a Mosin Nagant M91/30, but have never used a bipod before, how do I mount this, and will I need ANY extra parts?
366817
If your rifle has a sling stud you will be able to mount it. It comes with an adapter to mount on a rail or on a sling stud
366818
I wouldn't put this bipod on anything bigger than a .22. It loosens easily on bigger rifles because of the recoil. Get the BlackHawk Sportster.
366819
again, you'd need a sling stud. I dry fitted it on my Mosin (no stud) and it doesn't match the contour of the stock. looks kind of awkward. also, I use it on an AR, so BIG difference in recoil between a 5.56x45 with a buffer tube, and a bolt action 7.62x54. I'd look for something different. (FYI- works great on the AR-15)
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.
1955650
You will need an adapter. This bipod out of the box will only attach to a sling mount. I have used this mount on several rifles...http://www.amazon.com/Gg-G-Harris-Bipod-Adapter/dp/B0025TVDZK/ref=pd_sbs_sg_2?ie=UTF8&refRID;=1ZQXTB1HV9H8BJZ6VV7Q.If you want a quick detach version, they are available as well.
1580847
Put it on my Russian sks and put a laser on it. It's a really good mount and holds zero.
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.
956351
If you remove the rear sight base on the Nagant (push out the pin, slide the base off) there is a dovetail underneath that you can fit airgun size mounts onto. Google it, there are tutorials out there.
33993
No...the mounting adapter has a replacement sling stud on it, not the bipod.
1604304
It is a very well made and sturdy bipod. Have I shot it on that exact rifle? No, but I don't see why it wouldn't work just fine.
2088164
This bipod mounts directly to the rail. No attachments are needed. I would not recommend this bipod for the 7.62x39. It will not stand up to the caliber. The legs on one of the bipod would tend to get loose and cause the weapon to become uneven
1451834
You would probably want a heavier duty bipod( with springs) for a .308. This one is great for a AR15/.223, very light weight. You want something to handle the heavier load/ballistic wise.
956352
Only if it has a picatinny or weaver rail. The bottom section can be detached but other than that maybe you could screw it to a plate and make a mount for your mosin-nagant
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.
1224538
There are a lot of different models of the WASR from what i have seen all bipods for your model look like they are on a rail so i am guessing this bipod will not work then.
2021596
You should have a swivel stud on the stock. If you turn the stock (or whole rifle) upside down, and set the bipod on it, you'll see how it clamps on.
1671971
Thor, did you end up purchasing one of these to mount the bipod to your Condor? I'm looking for the same thing to mount a UTG bipod on my TalonP and I was wondering if it worked out for you. Thanks.
1594629
These mounts will only work on a gun with a Dovetail cut receiver. I don't think the Mosin Nagant has the dovetail on it.
1760839
Hi Reno I am not sure what you are asking but I'll give it a shot. If the firearm you want to use has drilled and tapped holes that are plugged with allen screws just remove them and use almost any rail which should include new screws to nount the scope on the firearm. If your firearm does not have the threaded holes either go to a local gun store and try to find a rail that mounts to the rear sight. You can Google your firearm and enter "scope mount for xxx" where xxx is your gun. The last way that I know is to take your firearm to a competent gunsmith and have him drill and tap holes in your gun for a rail. I have two Ruger revolvers and have rail mounts that attach to the rear sight mounting holes. You must remove the rear sight to do this and instructions usually if not always come with the rail mounting kit. My Mosin Nagant has a kit that installs to the rear sight stuff too. My Ruger 1022 came with a rail and screws and just screws on to pre-drilled holes. I hope this helps but if not please give me more details and maybe I can be of more help. Dan
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It has a large screw that you screw into the stock, drill a pilot hole so you don't spit the stock. Works well and snugs up tightly to the stock and against the trigger guard. Unless you have a mosin that you want to keep original you will like this a lot! Hope this helps, enjoy and shoot often!