Harris M-LOK Bipods

Choosing a Harris M-LOK Bipod

When choosing a Harris M-LOK bipod, consider the height you need, the way you prefer to adjust the legs, and the mounting interface on your rifle. All six models in this category use an M-LOK mounting configuration and a Series S swivel base. The main differences are their height range and leg system.

Direct M-LOK Mounting

Harris M-LOK bipods attach to compatible M-LOK mounting slots on the forward portion of a rifle handguard. This direct-mount design eliminates the need to install a separate Picatinny rail section before attaching the bipod.

Before ordering, verify that your rifle has compatible M-LOK mounting slots in the location where you want to install the bipod. M-LOK and Picatinny are different mounting systems, and a bipod designed for one does not attach directly to the other.

If your rifle has a Picatinny rail or traditional sling swivel stud instead, see our Harris Picatinny bipods or browse the complete Harris bipod selection. Our Harris bipod mounting guide explains the differences between sling swivel stud, Picatinny, M-LOK, and ARCA mounting options.

Smooth Legs vs. Notched Legs

Harris M-LOK bipods are available with smooth or notched leg configurations.

• Smooth legs: Use a locking mechanism to secure the leg extension at the desired height.
• Notched legs: Use defined adjustment positions for repeatable leg extension.

Both configurations provide adjustable leg height. The choice comes down to whether you prefer the smooth-leg locking system or the defined adjustment positions of notched legs.

What Is a Self-Leveling Harris Bipod?

Harris self-leveling bipods use a spring-loaded leg system designed to help position the rifle on uneven ground. The self-leveling models in this category are the S-BR2-MLOK in the 6-9 inch height range and the S-L2-MLOK in the 9-13 inch height range.

Harris M-LOK Bipod FAQs

Will a Harris M-LOK bipod fit any M-LOK handguard?

Harris M-LOK bipods are designed to attach to compatible M-LOK mounting slots on rifle handguards. Check the mounting location and available clearance on your rifle before ordering.

Do Harris M-LOK bipods require a Picatinny rail adapter?

No. These Harris models have an integrated M-LOK mounting configuration and attach directly to compatible M-LOK mounting slots. A separate Picatinny rail section is not required.

What is the difference between the S-BR-MLOK and S-BRM-MLOK?

Both are 6-9 inch Harris M-LOK bipods with a Series S swivel base. The S-BR-MLOK has smooth legs with a locking mechanism, while the S-BRM-MLOK has notched legs.

What is the difference between the S-L-MLOK and S-LM-MLOK?

Both are 9-13 inch Harris M-LOK bipods. The S-L-MLOK has smooth legs with a locking mechanism, while the S-LM-MLOK uses notched legs.

What is the difference between a standard Harris M-LOK bipod and a self-leveling model?

Standard smooth-leg and notched-leg models use their respective leg adjustment systems. Self-leveling models add a spring-loaded leg mechanism designed to help position the rifle on uneven ground.

Should I choose a 6-9 inch or 9-13 inch Harris M-LOK bipod?

Choose the height range based on your rifle setup and intended shooting position. A 6-9 inch bipod provides a lower support, while a 9-13 inch model offers additional extension and ground clearance.

Does Harris make M-LOK bipods with both smooth and notched legs?

Yes. Harris offers both smooth-leg and notched-leg M-LOK bipods in 6-9 inch and 9-13 inch configurations. Self-leveling models are also available in both height ranges.

Can I use a Harris M-LOK bipod on a Picatinny rail?

An M-LOK bipod does not attach directly to a Picatinny rail. Choose a Harris bipod with a Picatinny mounting configuration for direct attachment to a compatible Picatinny rail. See our Harris Picatinny bipods for available models.

For additional help identifying the right model, read our Harris Bipod Models Explained guide or visit the complete Harris bipod category.