which is the best Harris Bipod for the AR15?
which is the best Harris Bipod for the AR15?
would like it to be able to fold forward as well. |
6" - 9" S-BRM with leg notches.
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I think I have the S-BRM with leg notches. I never have to use the notches, but overall its the perfect bipod...
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i like the 6-9. leg notches are nicer than the standard ones. swivel would be nice if you shot prone often. |
nice thanks.
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Harris 6-9" with leg notches. This is for shooting benched at the range. Also, if you are using 10/30 PMAGS you will need to run it all the way extended at 9" just to clear the magazine.
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A swivel lock is also a nice addition:
http://riflegear.com/p-79-harris-bip...g-notches.aspx http://riflegear.com/p-671-riflegear...ipod-lock.aspx |
The best Harris Bi-pod is the Rock Mount Bi-pod from Walmart at half the price. It's 9-13" and also folds forward. ;) Save the other half the money for ammo.
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this a good adapter? looking for easy install and removal
http://riflegear.com/p-431-american-...unt-ad-bp.aspx |
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I'm not a big fan of Chinese rip offs of quality US made products - especially if you can get the real thing with not a lot more money. There are a few reports of the RockMounts falling apart after awhile. Harris Bipods have a lifetime warranty.
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Is there a way to mount a bi-pod to the bayonet lug?
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my rock mount hasn't broken after 5 barrels of 556, also went thru 2k of 7mm mag and 30-06, t still looks new and functions like the day I got it (7 years ago) I guess I'm the lucky one. ;)
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You're probably not going to believe me, but if you go to Wal-Mart and buy the Winchester bipods, they're really good. I have two rock mounts and three winchesters. They all look exactly the same with the exception of the winchester taking an allen wrench to fasten securely and the rock mount has a quick release nut on it to secure with your fingers or a screw driver; the nut looks like the nuts that hold on removable A2 carry handles. I don't have a Harris, but they look almost the same as the Rock Mount/Winchesters.
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This:
http://stores.homestead.com/Laruetac...g/PA230950.JPG http://stores.homestead.com/Laruetac...ail.bok?no=263 Edit: You did say the "best", right? $$$ |
what's the differnce between the BRM-BRS and BRM-S
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I swear I am the only person in the ENTIRE gun world that doesn't prefer the leg notches. I actually hate them. I prefer the legs locking out rather than going in. It just seems to work better for me. I really want that larue bipod for my 18" spr but HATE having to buy that with the notches and then rebuild it with a different set of legs. and I have emailed larue and they won't custom build me one with the good legs :(
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S-BR: 6-9" swivel model S-BRM: 6-9" swivel model, with leg notches In Harris bipod model number nomenclature, "S" means swivel, "BR" means benchrest model (6-9"), and "M" means log notches. |
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Highly recommended. |
This +10000 I'm very happy with my LaRue Harris bipod!
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that looks sweet
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Harris LMS got my money. Short enough for the bench and tall enough to to get some elevation if you have to shoot up hill.
L-long M- mitered legs S- swivel BR-benchrest |
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That's the swivel 9-13 with notched legs. I keep an S-BRM on each precision rifle and an S-LM in my pack in case I need it. |
Ok ended up doing an order with riflegear.:yes: Can't wait.
Harris Bipod Model S-BRM 6" - 9" Swivel Mount with Leg Notches American Defense Bipod Mount TROY Folding Battle Sight Rear TROY Folding Battle Sight Front with M4 sight TangoDown Rail Grip, 6"-Black |
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