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Harris S-BR: 6-9" (No Leg Notches) Series S
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SKU: S-BR
Overview
Designed for steady support from a bench, this compact bipod extends from 6" to 9" and tilts to help level the rifle on uneven ground. It attaches to the sling swivel stud and includes a built-in sling swivel stud for sling connection, with smooth legs and a solid base for a simple, secure setup. At 14 oz., it stays light enough to keep the rifle manageable while still adding a stable shooting platform. The anodized black finish, hard rubber leg caps, and polymer knob round out a straightforward field accessory for hunters who want a low-profile support option.
Why Hunters Choose the Harris
Extends From
6" to 9" for adjustable
Swivels Help
Compensate for uneven terrain
Attaches Sling
Swivel stud for straightforward mounting
Ultralight 14
Oz. design keeps added weight
Built-in Sling
Swivel stud allows sling attachment
Key Features
- Extends from 6" to 9" for adjustable shooting height.
- Swivels to help compensate for uneven terrain.
- Smooth legs with a solid base design.
- Attaches to the sling swivel stud.
- Built-in sling swivel stud allows sling attachment.
- Ultralight weight at 14 oz.
- Anodized black finish with hard rubber leg caps and polymer knob.
Best Used For
- Bench shooting where a compact, stable support is preferred for sighting and load testing.
- Hunters needing a lightweight bipod for rifles equipped with a sling swivel stud.
- Use on uneven ground when a swiveling base helps compensate for terrain changes.
- Shooters who want a simple 6-9 inch support without leg notches or extra complexity.
Specifications
| Attachment | Attaches to the Sling Swivel Stud |
|---|---|
| Base | Solid Base |
| Blade Finish | Anodized Black |
| Built In Sling Swivel Stud | Yes |
| Extension Range | 6" to 9" |
| Knob Material | Polymer Knob |
| Leg Caps | Hard Rubber Leg Caps |
| Leg Type | Smooth legs |
| Made In Usa | Yes |
| Material | Heat treated steel and hard alloys |
| No Leg Notches | Yes |
| Swivelstilts | Yes |
| Weight | 14 oz |
Pros
- Extends from 6" to 9" for adjustable bench setup height.
- Swivels to help compensate for uneven terrain.
- Attaches to the sling swivel stud for straightforward mounting.
- Ultralight 14 oz. design keeps added weight minimal.
- Built-in sling swivel stud allows sling attachment.
- Made in the USA with heat treated steel and hard alloys.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The 6" to 9" height range is compact and practical, but it is still a short-format rest rather than a full-height support option.
- It uses smooth legs with no leg notches, so height adjustments are limited to the stated range rather than incremental locking positions.
- The swivel/tilt feature helps on uneven ground, but that added movement may be less desirable when you want a completely fixed setup.
- It attaches to the sling swivel stud and includes a built-in sling swivel stud, so compatibility depends on that mounting style.
Suggested Comparisons
- Benchrest rifle bipods
- Sling swivel stud-mounted bipods
- Compact shooting rests for uneven terrain
- Ultralight rifle support accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Sling swivel stud accessory
- Bench shooting rest
- Rifle sling
- Protective leg caps
Frequently Asked Questions
What height range does the Harris S-BR Series S bipod cover?
It extends from 6 inches to 9 inches.
How does this bipod handle uneven ground?
It swivels, or tilts, to help compensate for uneven terrain.
How does the Harris S-BR attach to the rifle?
It attaches to the sling swivel stud and includes a built-in sling swivel stud to attach the sling.
Is this model intended more for bench shooting or field use?
The source says it is most useful for shooting off the bench.
What materials and finish are listed for this bipod?
The listed materials are heat treated steel and hard alloys, with hard rubber leg caps and a polymer knob. The finish is anodized black.