Harris Bipods & Adapters

Harris Engineering has been manufacturing bipods in Kentucky since 1979, building a reputation on simple, functional designs that work. Their products show up on hunting rifles, police carbines, and precision setups worldwide because they prioritize spring-loaded legs, solid lockup, and field-proven reliability rather than unnecessary gimmicks.

Bipod Models

The current lineup covers multiple height ranges suitable for prone, bench, and higher shooting positions, with most shooters gravitating toward mid-height models for general field use. Harris offers both fixed-base and swivel-base bipods, and some versions add cant adjustment that helps level the rifle on uneven terrain. Other configurations combine cant with additional movement options that make it easier to track targets while staying supported.

Leg extensions telescope smoothly with spring-loaded deployment: push the legs down and they lock into preset positions, pull them back up against spring tension to collapse. The mechanisms are designed for quick adjustment without tools, and the construction uses a combination of steel and alloy components to balance durability with manageable weight.

Mounting Hardware and Adapters

Standard Harris bipods attach via the traditional sling swivel stud found on many hunting-style rifle stocks. For tactical and precision rifles with Picatinny rails, you will need an adapter that converts the rail to a sling-stud style mounting point. Several manufacturers, including Harris and third-party suppliers, produce these Picatinny adapters: they typically clamp onto the rail and provide the mounting stud the bipod expects.

If you are running a swivel or cant-capable model on an adapter, it is worth confirming that the adapter does not limit the available pivot range. We stock compatible mounting solutions alongside the bipods themselves so you can match the attachment style to your rifle setup.

Why No Boring Guns Stocks Harris

We carry Harris because customers consistently ask for them, and they deliver practical performance at a cost that still makes sense for working rifles. Harris bipods generally undercut many boutique alternatives while maintaining the reliability that hunters, law enforcement users, and target shooters expect in the field.

European shooters appreciate that we handle import logistics and offer pricing in euros without surprise fees. These bipods suit hunters who need lightweight portability, target shooters wanting repeatable support, and anyone building a practical rifle on a sensible budget. Day-to-day upkeep is straightforward: check the pivot screws from time to time and keep the legs and mechanisms wiped down after use in dirt, sand, or wet conditions.