HKP G3/33/91/93 Bipod Replacement Feet Set - Steel

Excellent product, shipped fast. Nick G. is spot on. My HK91 was sitting in a box for quite a while, and when I checked on it, one plastic foot was broken off, probably from laying on that side. When replacing the feet, I found the other foot was broken inside the leg. Glad I checked. The new steel feet fit perfectly and tightly. I was able to carefully remove the plastic stuck in the legs with a drill. I then used a cleaning rod with a lubed patch to clean out the legs. You must use a roll pin punch to remove and install the pins (I had a set already). I used a punch in one hole to align the foot while pinning the other hole. I crimped one end of the roll pins smaller with a pliers to start them in the holes. I left the one old foot that was still on in the leg as a guide so I would put the new foot on correctly and not upside down. Then I used the new installed steel foot as a guide while I replaced the other plastic foot correctly. One at a time, and you won't make a silly mistake and have to do it over. I also used a block of wood covered with a rag under the bipod while gently hammering the pins. It assembled well and I am totally satisfied, and glad I don't have to find a broken bipod down the line and not have the parts. I saved the old pins for spares, as they appeared like they would still work if needed. I hope this helps others. If you have plastic feet, get these parts!

If you have one of the old, fragile HK bipods with the plastic feet... you OWE it to yourself and that bipod's potential for greatness, to get these. Be prepared for the plastic feet to already have broken inside the tube of the bipod, making for a full teardown and reassembly to get the bits of broken plastic out. However, this is 100% worth the effort. Your bipod will be just as good as the full steel ones. I am beyond pleased with the quality of this fantastic innovation, to help right the wrongs of the past that was the plastic footed HK bipod.