Harris Engineering Bipod

No, this model is designed specifically for bench or prone shooting. With a maximum height of nine inches, it is too short to provide support while standing or sitting in a standard chair.

Yes, this Harris bipod is designed to mount directly to the standard sling swivel stud found on most hunting and tactical rifles. It is a straightforward, secure attachment method that requires no specialized tools.

It adds 0.625 pounds to your setup. Because of its steel and alloy construction, it is lightweight enough to keep on your rifle during a hunt without significantly impacting your balance or mobility.

This specific model features a simple, reliable design where the legs adjust in tandem. If you frequently shoot on uneven terrain, you may want to consider a model with notched legs or independent leg adjustment, though this version is excellent for the consistent, flat surfaces of a shooting bench.

Yes, the legs are spring-loaded and fold forward along the underside of the forend. This allows you to keep the bipod attached to the rifle while walking or storing it in a case without it getting in the way.