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When you need real height under your rifle, the Harris S-25C is the one to reach for. It's the tallest bipod Harris makes, with three-piece legs that pull out from 13.5 inches all the way to 27 inches. That range makes it a natural fit for sitting shots where you're trying to see over grass, brush, or snow, and taller folks tend to appreciate the extra reach when getting behind the gun.
The legs run on a spring-return system, so a quick pull snaps them to the notch you want and they collapse back down just as fast. Fold them parallel to the barrel and it carries clean without getting in the way of a sling or an off-hand shot. Everything is built from heat-treated steel and hard alloys with a black anodized finish that shrugs off weather, plus hard rubber leg caps to keep it planted. At right around 22 ounces, it adds stability without turning your rifle into a boat anchor.
The "S" in the name stands for swivel, though it's really more of a tilt. The rifle cants left or right so you can level your crosshairs on ground that isn't flat, which comes in handy on hillsides and rough terrain. A tension knob at the hinge lets you dial in how much play you want, from locked-down tight to loose enough for quick leveling, and buffer springs help settle out tremor.
This model clamps directly to the Q.D. sling swivel stud you'll find on most bolt-action rifles with a conventional stock. It's quick-detachable, so you can pull it and move it between rifles in seconds, and there's a built-in stud on the bipod itself to reattach your sling. Some Browning semi-autos, Savage 99s, and single-shots work too, and adapters open the door to rails like Picatinny and Arca if your setup calls for it. Owners routinely report a decade-plus of hard field use across calibers from .270 up to .45-70 with no complaints, which is exactly the reputation Harris has earned.
The S-25C is the tallest bipod Harris makes, with three-piece legs that extend from 13.5 inches up to 27 inches. That reach makes it a favorite for shooting from the sitting position and for clearing tall grass or snow. Taller shooters tend to like the extra height when they need to get comfortable behind the rifle.
The rotating version has a swivel head that lets you tilt or cant the rifle left and right, which is handy for leveling your crosshairs on uneven ground. A hinge tension knob lets you set how much play you want, from snug to free-moving. The fixed model keeps the base solid with no cant, so go rotating if you hunt hilly or rough terrain.
It clamps to the Q.D. sling swivel stud found on most bolt-action rifles with a conventional stock. Some Browning semi-autos, Savage 99s, and single-shot rifles work as well, and adapters are available for rail systems like Picatinny and Arca. Since it's quick-detachable, you can move it between rifles in seconds.
Not quite. The swivel is really a tilt, meaning the rifle cants side to side rather than spinning around the bipod. That tilt is what lets you level the reticle when you're set up on ground that isn't flat, which helps keep your shots on target.
| UPC | 051156112284 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | S25C |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 17.3500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Bipod |
| Shipping Weight | 1.3313 |
| Style | Cant Swivel |
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