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Harris: S-BRM Bipod
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SKU: S-BRM (M-LOK)
Overview
Built for hunters and shooters who want a stable support that stays compact in the field, this bipod extends from 6" to 9" and is designed to attach to a sling swivel stud. Its swiveling action helps it adapt to uneven ground, while the spring-loaded, notched legs allow quick setup and height changes in 1" increments. At 14 oz., it keeps added weight to a minimum, and the built-in sling swivel stud provides a place to attach the sling. It is described as most useful for shooting off the bench, making it a practical choice when a steady rest matters more than maximum versatility.
Why Hunters Choose the Harris
Extends From
6 to 9 inches for
Swivels Help
Compensate for uneven terrain
Spring-loaded Legs
Support fast deployment when setting
Notched Legs
Adjust in 1-inch increments for
Attaches Sling
Swivel stud and includes a
Key Features
- Extends from 6" to 9" for adjustable shooting height.
- Swivels to help compensate for uneven terrain.
- Notched legs adjust in 1-inch increments.
- Spring-loaded legs support fast deployment.
- Attaches to the sling swivel stud.
- Includes a built-in sling swivel stud for sling attachment.
- Weighs 14 oz. for an ultralight setup.
Best Used For
- Bench shooting sessions where a compact, stable support is preferred.
- Hunters working from uneven ground who need a swiveling bipod.
- Users wanting quick deployment from spring-loaded legs and 1-inch notched adjustments.
- Rifles equipped with a sling swivel stud for direct bipod attachment.
- Those prioritizing a lightweight support for field carry and range use.
Specifications
| Attachment Type | Sling Swivel Stud |
|---|---|
| Built In Sling Swivel Stud | Yes |
| Country Of Origin | USA |
| Extension Range | 6" to 9" |
| Knob Material | Polymer |
| Leg Caps | Hard Rubber |
| Leg Deployment | Spring loaded |
| Leg Notches | 1" increments |
| Material | Heat treated steel and hard alloys |
| Recommended Use | Most useful for shooting off the bench |
| Swivelstilts | Yes |
| Weight | 14 oz |
Pros
- Extends from 6 to 9 inches for a compact, adjustable shooting setup.
- Swivels to help compensate for uneven terrain.
- Spring-loaded legs support fast deployment when setting up.
- Notched legs adjust in 1-inch increments for precise height changes.
- Attaches to the sling swivel stud and includes a built-in sling swivel stud.
- Ultralight 14-ounce design is easy to carry and bench use friendly.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The 6" to 9" height range is compact, which suits bench use and lower shooting positions, but it may not provide the clearance some hunters want for taller prone setups or higher vegetation.
- It attaches to the sling swivel stud, so it is a good fit for rifles set up for that mounting point, but it is not a universal attachment solution for every platform.
- The swiveling design helps on uneven ground, yet that added movement may be less desirable when a fixed, non-tilting rest is preferred.
- At 14 oz, it is relatively light for a bipod, but the trade-off is a more compact support profile rather than a larger, more adjustable field rest.
Suggested Comparisons
- Benchrest bipods
- Swivel bipods
- Sling swivel stud-mounted bipods
- Lightweight rifle support accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Bipod mount hardware
- Sling swivel stud accessories
- Rifle bench rest bag
- Rifle sling
Frequently Asked Questions
What height range does the Harris S-BRM 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 bipod attach to the rifle?
It attaches to the sling swivel stud and includes a built-in sling swivel stud to attach the sling.
Is the leg length adjustable in small increments?
Yes. The legs are notched in 1-inch increments.
What are the listed materials and construction details?
The product data lists heat treated steel and hard alloys, along with hard rubber leg caps and a polymer knob.