Bipods
Harris Engineering bipods
The current Harris Engineering lineup, one row per model, with what each one is actually for.
| Model | Leg height | Swivel | Shooting position |
|---|---|---|---|
| S-BRM | 6–9 in | Yes | Prone |
| S-LM | 9–13 in | Yes | Prone to low sitting |
| S-25C | 13½–27 in | Yes | Sitting and bench |
| S-25 | 13½–27 in | Yes | Sitting and bench |
| 1A2-BRM | 6–9 in | No | Prone |
| 1A2-LM | 9–13 in | No | Prone to low sitting |
| 1A2-25C | 13½–27 in | No | Sitting and bench |
| 1A2-25 | 13½–27 in | No | Sitting and bench |
The reference standard. Model codes read: S = swivel, 1A2 = fixed; BRM/LM/25C set the leg height. All notched in 1-inch increments.
Compiled 2026-07-31. Model names and figures were taken from Harris Engineering's own product pages and published 2026 buyer's guides. Lineups and street prices change without notice — confirm with the manufacturer or retailer before buying.
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