Q. Anschultz rail/Rempel Bipod

[308BAR]

Well i'm looking considering the Rempel Bipod but my stock does not have an anschultz rail. Does anyone know if Henry does installation or know type of rail(there are several different style of rails on the market) I should purchase for the rail adapter? Is it easy to inlet and install?

If this doesn't work anyone could recomment a nice rest for shooting f-class?

Much appreciated and thanks in advance!

 

[Gunsmoke]

I just purchased a Remple Bipod and have located a local shooter who will install an Anschutz rail into the bottom of my rifle stock. Henry is likely familiar with these rails and who knows, may actually install them into rifle stocks.

Nice Bipod, or should I say, Ski-Pod, aren't they?

Brian

 

[Banished]

Another option is to imbed threaded anchors in the barrel channel and then attach the adaptor plate with bolts - no rail required.

 

[Obtunded]

I agree with banished. The little disks on the adapter plate that slip into the rail are only screwed in place with hex screws. Remove those and you have two nicely counter-sunk screw holes.

I have attached thoe plates to my own rifles using nuts and bolts and I trust that more than I trust wood screws holding in a piece of anschutz rail. I also spoke with a guy that used these on a sporter stock and he built-up the area where the plate and the stock connect with Devcon so that he has in effect "bedded" the plate to the stock. I imagine JB weld would do the same thing. He built up a dam with plastecine then attached everything.