Thread: Harris Bipod

Originally Posted by gimp

A rail is awesome, it's legit QD and you can just put on a very small segment. They're much stronger than a harris, more adjustable, legit QD, don't slide when you lean into them, have movement for pan and cant, aren't a "rigid" design so they don't build up uneven tension, can buy leg extensions for like $30 that take 10 seconds to install if you need a longer bipod, weigh about the same as a Harris.

By the time you buy the Harris, Podloc, and bipod spikes that KG suggested, you're nearly at the price of an Atlas anyway.


I've got a couple of Harris bipods that just sit in my rangebox now

I'd have one if it didn't require a rail on my stock

A quote from Gimp on a previous thread


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Originally Posted by leathel

A quote from Gimp on a previous thread


http://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.n...very-nice-821/

Yes, it turns out that a rail doesn't intrude in any way on the function of the rifle