$28.99
Designed for real fire caliber, no collapse, Swivel style from side to side by Pivot Leg
Mounts onto rifles with sling stud or with picatinny rail via adapter
High quality aluminum alloy in durable black matte finish, Rubber feet avoid slip, top rubber covered avoid scratch your caliber
Easy to use, sturdy construction with lock screw, frame crossbar
Pod Lock replaces the thumbnut on pivoting bipods to make locking them down easier
Designed for real fire caliber, no collapse, Swivel style from side to side by Pivot Leg
Mounts onto rifles with sling stud or with picatinny rail via adapter
High quality aluminum alloy in durable black matte finish, Rubber feet avoid slip, top rubber covered avoid scratch your caliber
Easy to use, sturdy construction with lock screw, frame crossbar
Pod Lock replaces the thumbnut on pivoting bipods to make locking them down easier
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zazonkers –
Fast shipping, as advertised… smooth transaction… Thanks!
gunchicken –
Item arrived as described with fast shipping. Would buy from seller again. A+
Vp9guy –
Highly recommend.
You will not find a better bipod. Strong, sturdy and looks great.
retriever3071 –
Nice hyrrys type bipod
santos01torres –
Excellent transaction, super fast shipping!
woodduck1234 –
great bi pod
harborlp –
Nicely made. Good fit and finish. Shipped from China.
Sandratac –
Great Harris Knock-off bipod
For this Harris knock-off, it has identical features like an S-BRM: notched adjustable legs, swivel adjustment (tilt left or right), swivel mounted. Except that it came with the “S” – lock (swivel lock) to make it easier adjusting and tighten the knob. A Harris S-BRM will costs around $100 plus $30 for the “S” – lock on Amazon.
I have used this bipod for about 300 rounds of .223 now without any issue. Before I settle on this one, I had bought two other Harris knock-off and ends up getting them returned & refunded. They both failed before I can take them out to the range, one’s tight down screw was so cheaply made, and it stripped right away as I’m mounting the bipod. The other one has a super thin washer for the swivel tight down screw and crashed as soon as I tighten the screw down (This bipod has a golden thick washer like an S-BRM).
My only complaint is that the tight down screw will back out around 100 rounds, but only loosen by two or three turns; however, the bipod still stays secured. A few dab of blue Loctite solved this issue.
usden-ix875bnit –
workes as well as my harris bopods at less than half the price