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Harris Bipod 9–13 Inch | Adjustable Rifle Bipod for Prone Shooting


Harris Bipod 9–13 Inch | Adjustable Rifle Bipod for Prone Shooting

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Harris Bipod 9–13 Inch: Perfect Mid-Height Stability for Your Rifle

If you need reliable mid-height support for your rifle, the Harris Bipod 9–13 inch range is a proven choice. Whether you’re hunting, shooting from uneven terrain, or looking for a flexible prone shooting solution, these bipods offer durability and versatility trusted by professionals worldwide.

We carry popular Harris models including the S-L with a swivel base and the S-LM with swivel and notched legs. These bipods provide adjustable height, stable deployment, and compatibility with AR-15 rifles and bolt-action setups.

Why Choose a Harris 9–13 Inch Bipod?

  • 9–13 inch height range ideal for prone or field shooting
  • Made in the USA with rugged, precision-machined components
  • Available in swivel or fixed base styles
  • Spring-loaded legs with notched or smooth adjustment
  • Compatible with sling studs, M-LOK, and Picatinny rails (adapters available)

Compare Harris 9–13 Inch Bipod Models

Model Swivel Mount Type Best Use
S-LM ✅ Yes Sling Stud Tactical / uneven ground
1A2-LM ❌ No Sling Stud Benchrest / flat surfaces
S-LM-MLOK ✅ Yes M-LOK AR-15 / modern platforms

 


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FAQ:

Q: What is the difference between Harris S-L and S-LM bipods?
A: The S-L model has smooth legs and a swivel base, making it ideal for range or bench shooting. The S-LM adds notched legs for more precise height adjustments—great for hunting and tactical use.

Q: Will these bipods fit an AR-15?
A: Yes. Harris 9–13 inch bipods attach to sling studs, but you can use an M-LOK or Picatinny adapter for AR-15 and other modern rifles.

Q: Are Harris bipods adjustable for uneven terrain?
A: Yes. Both S-L and S-LM models include a swivel base to compensate for uneven ground. Notched legs on the S-LM model allow more consistent height adjustment.

Q: How do I install a Harris bipod?
A: Harris bipods install directly onto a sling stud. For AR-15 rifles or chassis systems, use a compatible adapter—no gunsmithing required.