Joypod attachment

[sawcarver]

Good afternoon,

I recently picked up a used joypod for my kids F-TR rifle. The rifle has an anschutz rail on it and the joypod needs a picatinny rail to attach to.

Is there a perfered/recommended adaptor that you guys use?

Also is there a perfered spot to put the bipod on, like close to the end of the stock, a couple of inches in like a harris, what works best. My Kids are 12 and have fairly long arms so reaching the joystick won't be a problem

Thanks

Adam

 

[kybountyhunter]

The attachment for my joypod works on both types of rails... You need to twist the bottom piece of the attachment to fit in which rail that you have on the rifle.

For the position of the bipod on the rifle... You want to find the spot were your rifle has the best balance.

Mike

 

[Jdne5b]

The joypod comes with a picatinny adaptor that fits in the anschutz/freeland rail. If that didnt come with yours you might see if the prior owner has it or contact @seb to see if you can get one.

 

[sawcarver]

Ahh mine did not come with an adaptor.

 

[Jdne5b]

This may work.

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1...to-mil-std-1913-picatinny-rail-aluminum-black

 

[kybountyhunter]

I've tried several different mil spec pic rails and the joypod would not work on them.

 

[BP1]

I've tried several different mil spec pic rails and the joypod would not work on them.

Try adjusting the nut,it has fit two of mine on my manners stocks.

 

[BP1]

Ahh mine did not come with an adaptor.

$45 from Ernie

 

[sawcarver]

I'll give Ernie a call and see if he's got any, thanks Guys

 

[kzin]

This may work.

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1...to-mil-std-1913-picatinny-rail-aluminum-black

This works, just got one for a second rifle last month.
Takes a little different adjustment than the included one.

 

[kzin]

Try adjusting the nut,it has fit two of mine on my manners stocks.

Mine has worked on 4 different pic rails. One rail required adjustment of the pod to fit.

 

[kzin]

I think you should start with it all the way out and experiment with moving it in if you think it might track better in.

Assuming you don't have some extremely long forearm.