Not sure if anyone's had experience with these Weaver stud to picatinny rail adaptors before, I searched and saw people reference them but could find any reports how they worked or if they were liked. I picked one up so I could use an Atlas bipod on the .22 as well without having to take the rifle apart and disturb the bedding / zero. Above the pic rail in the first picture is a rubber footer, it both protects the rifle from the metal of the rail as well as gives a good surface that resists sliding or moving around once tightened down.
I was skeptical at first but for $15 figured I’d give it a try. It's very sturdy once installed and was very easy to attach. I tired to move the mount / bipod once attached and it's on there firmly. The adaptor would remove in seconds if I wanted to go back to the stud mount.
So far it seems like a good alternative to replacing the existing stud.
I was skeptical at first but for $15 figured I’d give it a try. It's very sturdy once installed and was very easy to attach. I tired to move the mount / bipod once attached and it's on there firmly. The adaptor would remove in seconds if I wanted to go back to the stud mount.
So far it seems like a good alternative to replacing the existing stud.
