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Harris Picatinny Bipods

Harris Picatinny Bipods

Harris Picatinny bipods provide a direct rail-mount option for rifles equipped with a compatible Picatinny rail. Available in 6-9 inch and 9-13 inch configurations, these Harris rifle bipods offer a choice of smooth legs, notched legs, and self-leveling designs. Choose the height and leg configuration that best fits your rifle, shooting position, and intended use.

Unlike a traditional Harris sling swivel stud bipod, a factory Picatinny model is configured for attachment to a Picatinny rail. If your rifle uses a sling swivel stud or M-LOK handguard instead, see our Harris bipod mounting guide to find the correct mounting option.

Harris Picatinny Bipod Models

Choose a Harris Picatinny bipod based on the height range and leg configuration that best fits your shooting position. The 6-9 inch models provide a lower-profile support, while the 9-13 inch models offer additional height and ground clearance. Each height range is available with smooth, notched, or self-leveling legs.

Harris Model Height Leg Configuration Key Difference
S-BRP – Smooth Leg 6-9 inches Smooth Continuously adjustable leg extension
S-BRMP – Notched Leg 6-9 inches Notched Defined leg adjustment positions
S-BR2P – Self-Leveling 6-9 inches Self-leveling Spring-loaded legs for independent adjustment
S-LP – Smooth Leg 9-13 inches Smooth Continuously adjustable leg extension
S-LMP – Notched Leg 9-13 inches Notched Defined leg adjustment positions
S-L2P – Self-Leveling 9-13 inches Self-leveling Spring-loaded legs for independent adjustment

Which Harris Bipod Height Should You Choose?

6-9 inch Harris bipods: A good choice for bench shooting, low prone positions, and setups where keeping the rifle close to the ground is important.

9-13 inch Harris bipods: Provide additional extension for field shooting, uneven terrain, and situations where extra ground clearance is useful.

Which Harris Leg Configuration Should You Choose?

Smooth legs allow continuous adjustment throughout the available height range.

Notched legs use defined adjustment positions for repeatable leg extension.

Self-leveling legs use a spring-loaded system that allows independent leg adjustment to help position the rifle on uneven ground.

For more help selecting a mounting system or understanding the differences between Harris models, see our Harris Bipod Models Explained guide and Harris Bipod Mounting Guide.

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