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Will it mount on smith and Wesson ar 15 — 2 Answers

by Michael Thompson, from NJ, United States Asked on June 3, 2023

Name Caldwell XLA External Spring Shooting Rifle Bipods - Pivot Position (3.5)
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Answered by Ethan, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on June 06, 2023

The Caldwell XLA External Spring Shooting Rifle Bipod mounts via a sling swivel stud. Since the M&P-15 does not use a sling stud you would need to purchase and install one on your rifle. You would first need to replace your standard handguard (if you have a 2-piece) with an aftermarket M-lok or picatinny handguard. You would then need to purchase a sling swivel adapter. Email us at Techsales@opticsplanet.com if you need assistance in selecting the correct parts to mount this bipod to your rifle.

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Answered by Meatsac, member, from FL, United States, on September 14, 2024

smith &Wesson m&p 15 has a threaded hole on the bottom side of the gas block where a swivel can be added

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