2024年2月22日 · To install an M2 bipod on an M1A, first, attach the bipod adapter to the M1A rifle using the provided screws. Then, simply snap the M2 bipod onto the adapter, ensuring it is securely in place before use.

2022年1月25日 · First, there is no way to install the M2 bipod without scratching the metal. It is the nature of the beast. Tightening the clamp so that the bipod is sturdy will put marks in the gas cylinder and gas lock. Second, you will need three hands a 3/8" six point socket wrench to install the bipod with minimal damage to the rifle.

2022年10月27日 · If you’re interested in a rigid, quality bipod for your M1A that requires no modifications to the gun, give the M2 Bipod from the Springfield Armory Store a try. It’s priced at $170.99. You’ll gain accuracy, capability and some extra style points the next time you head out to the range with your buddies.

2025年3月14日 · Love the product and it was pretty easy to install. Took me a bit to install it, sometimes the arms would get stuck if it was to tight on there. Once I figured out the correct torque on it, everything worked as it should. Worked for two days trying to get it to fit. Would not fully close and remained a missfit. Had to replace with a Harris.

2007年4月16日 · The bottom article shows the proper place to mount the M2 Bipod. From the looks of the article a percentage of GI's got the location wrong. Another lesson from the very beautiful Connie Rodd.

2017年8月28日 · I recently acquired an aftermarket M2 bipod that's supposed to mount exactly the same an an original. I've looked at photos and even an old copy of a cartoon-type Army instruction manual, but with it mounted as described it doesn't look correct. The clamp only encounters a small portion of the rifle and doesn't seem stable or secure to me.

2010年8月6日 · I bought this .308 cal M1A supermatch from Sprinfield armory in 2005 and added a Springfield scope mount and M2 bipod. I finally installed a SWFA (Tasco) 16x sniper scope with Badger Ordnance standard 30 mm scope rings.

2018年8月15日 · The simplest method is to attach an M2 bipod to the gas cylinder. Since you have a heavy barrel, the point of impact will not change much. Keep in mind that the clamp on the M2 bipod will mar the finish on the gas cylinder and lock.

The M14 Bipod is a Springfield Armory produced version of the military classic M2 bipod. This bipod attaches to the gas cylinder of your M14 rifle and provides a solid bipod for extended shooting.