Harris Swivel Leg Notch Model Bipod

The swivel base allows you to tilt the rifle from side to side, which is essential for leveling your crosshairs when you are shooting on uneven ground or a slope. It saves you from having to adjust the leg lengths individually every time you set up.

The leg notch system provides fixed, predetermined height increments, ensuring both legs are perfectly even every time you extend them. This is faster and more reliable than friction locks, which can sometimes slip under the weight of a heavy rifle.

Yes, this model is designed to attach directly to standard sling swivel studs. It clamps onto the stud, and the bipod itself often provides a pass-through point so you can still attach your sling.

This height range is ideal for prone shooting or shooting from a bench. If you plan on shooting from a seated position, you may find this model too low and might prefer a taller version.

At 14 ounces, it is relatively lightweight for a steel-constructed bipod. While you will notice the difference compared to shooting off a pack, it is generally considered a manageable weight for most hunting and target rifles.