HARRIS L-S Bipod Swivel Bipod Short Legs

• Its pivoting anchor allows the rifle to be rotated while maintaining support
• Easy adaptation to any rifle sling ring
• Light
• Quick to install and deploy
• Robust
• Widely used among sport shooters around the world
• Length: 9” to 13” (22.9 cm to 33 cm)
• Allows individual regulation on each leg
• Folding legs for transport
• Non-slip rubber feet
• Swingarm
• Specially designed for long weapons.
• Foldable and unfoldable in just seconds.
• Quick and easy installation.
• 9” - 13" (22.9 - 33 cm) extendable leg model.

How do you attach a Harris Engineering bipod to a weapon?

Bipods can be attached to the strap swivel stud or to a Picatinny rail.

I have an older model bipod and would like to attach it to a Picatinny rail, do I need to buy a new bipod?

No, you can purchase an adapter for a Picatinny rail and you can use your current bipod. There are a few adapters to choose from: PRA, RBA-1 (quick release), RBA-2 (without quick release)

What do the letters/numbers represent on the different models?

• BR – 6 to 9 inches
• L – 9 to 13 inches
• M – Notched legs (1 inch increments)
• S – Swivel (tilt) for leveling on uneven terrain.
• 2 – Self-leveling legs
• P – attaches to Picatinny rail.
• 25 – 12 to 25 inches tall
• 25C – 13 ½ to 27 inches tall
• H – 13 ½ to 27 inches tall

Example: S-BRM: Extends 6 to 9 inches with notched legs and pivots.

Which way should I mount my Harris bipod?

The bipod should be positioned with the legs facing/folded forward (towards the muzzle).

Where are your products manufactured?

All the products we sell are designed, manufactured, and assembled in the United States of America.

Who is the manufacturer of the bipod?

Harris Engineering Inc is the manufacturer of the bipod.

Who is the manufacturer of the adapter?

All adapters are manufactured by Harris Engineering Inc or MIM Manufacturing.