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Harris Bipod 6–9 Inch – S-BRM & 1A2-BR Rifle Bipods for Prone Shooting


Harris Bipod 6–9 Inch – S-BRM & 1A2-BR Rifle Bipods for Prone Shooting

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Harris Bipod 6–9 Inch: Compact Stability for Prone Shooting

For serious shooters who demand reliability and precision, the Harris 6–9 inch bipod is the gold standard. Whether you’re at the range, hunting, or competing, these low-profile bipods provide the perfect balance of height and stability for prone and benchrest shooting.

We offer both the Harris S-BRM model with a swivel base and notched legs, and the Harris 1A2-BR model with a fixed base and notched legs. Both extend from 6 to 9 inches—ideal for keeping your rifle steady without adding unnecessary height.

Why Choose a Harris 6–9 Inch Bipod?

  • Made in the USA with durable steel and aluminum construction

  • Spring-loaded notched legs for fast, secure height adjustment

  • Swivel and fixed base models available

  • Compatible with sling studs, M-LOK, and Picatinny adapters

  • Trusted by hunters, tactical shooters, and competitive marksmen


Compare Harris 6–9 Inch Bipod Models

Model Base Type Swivel Leg Style Best For
S-BRM Sling Stud Yes Notched Uneven terrain, hunting
1A2-BR Sling Stud No Notched Flat-range, benchrest

 


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FAQ:

Q: What is the difference between Harris S-BRM and 1A2-BR bipods?
A: The S-BRM model has a swivel base for leveling on uneven ground, while the 1A2-BR model has a fixed base that provides maximum rigidity on flat surfaces.

Q: Will a Harris 6–9 inch bipod fit an AR-15?
A: Yes. Harris bipods mount to sling studs by default, but you can use an M-LOK or Picatinny adapter to fit them on AR-15 rifles.

Q: Are Harris bipods adjustable for uneven terrain?
A: S series bipods, like the S-BRM, offer a swivel base that helps adjust for uneven ground. The 1A2 series is fixed for added stability on level surfaces.

Q: How do I install a Harris bipod?
A: Simply attach it to your rifle’s sling stud or use an adapter. No special tools or gunsmithing are required.