Harris EngineeringHolster

If you want what I consider the best and willing to pay a little more for it then this is it. This bipod completed my rifle build. Durable, strong, lightweight, and they look sharp. I’m very surprised how the camo looks on this bipod, there’s no shine. The darker shadow like paint blends with about all hunting locations because most areas have shade.

This was my second purchase of this particular item. I got tired of swapping it from rifle to another' though it is simple and easy to do. I really like them. Their rugged construction make them steady and reliable in the field. I have taken various game with them from a kneeling, sitting , and/or prone position. But possibly the most useful feature of this pod is that when you need to rest your gun just simply flip the legs and set on the ground beside you. In my state it is illegal to prop a loaded firearm against a tree which is an unsafe practice no doubt. There is no question in my mind that bipods are really useful and Harris bipods are second to none in my opinion.

More expensive by far over a Caldwell...but you get what you pay for.Firm...doesnt rattle...well made.

Use this to shoot while sitting.Perfect height.Cant go wrong with a Harris bipod.

This is what the military uses, and I can see why, sturdiness is excellant and shipping was fast.

Great bipod for my browninging x bolt 300win mag. Love it hightly recommend to those who want a great and good quality bipod but, keep mind to get for what you paid for. In this case your getting a highly advance bipod with great technology that will help you in the field !!!

Like how tall it can get, have used these for years. Solid company and build quality. Wish it was a bit lighter and quieter to engage/disengage. Better for long distance hunting or shooting.

I use this hunting where the vegetation often prohibits the use of very low bipods. This bipod is rugged, works easily and has withstood the punishment of actual hunting not just range shooting.No drawbacks, worth the money, don't go with the cheaper bipods they only last one or two years at best.