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Harris has been the name serious rifle folks reach for when they want a bipod that just works, and the S-BRM keeps that reputation intact. This one skips the rail adapter entirely and mounts directly to an M-LOK handguard, so you get a clean, low-profile setup that feels like part of the rifle rather than a bolt-on. It runs from 6 to 9 inches, which puts it right in the sweet spot for bench work and prone shooting.
The standout here is the notched legs. They adjust in 1-inch increments and lock into place, so you can dial in a repeatable height and trust it to stay put shot after shot. Both legs are spring-loaded and pop out fast with the push of a button, then fold neatly toward the muzzle when you're done. It's the kind of quick, no-fuss deployment that matters when a shot opportunity shows up and you don't have time to fiddle.
Harris builds these from heat-treated steel and hard alloys with an anodized black finish, and you feel that quality the first time you handle one. The swivel head tilts to compensate for uneven terrain, which is a lifesaver when you're set up on a slope or a lumpy field and need to get the reticle level. Hard rubber leg caps grip the ground well, and there's a built-in sling swivel stud so you can still run a sling with the bipod mounted.
At roughly 11.6 ounces, the S-BRM is light enough that you won't think twice about leaving it on. It's proudly made in the USA and geared toward anyone who wants dependable, low-profile support off the bench or in the field. Keep in mind you'll want a 1/8 hex key on hand for installation.
Yes, it attaches straight to an M-LOK slot with no rail or adapter needed. That keeps the setup low-profile and clean on your handguard. You'll want a 1/8 hex key to tighten it down, which is not included.
The S-BRM uses notched legs that adjust in 1-inch increments and lock into set positions for repeatable height. Smooth-leg Harris bipods slide freely and clamp anywhere with a thumb screw. Notched legs are handy when you want quick, consistent height changes without eyeballing it every time.
It does. The swivel head lets the rifle tilt side to side so you can level your reticle even when the ground isn't flat. That makes a real difference on slopes or rough terrain where a fixed bipod would leave you canted.
It's designed primarily with bench and prone work in mind, and that's where it shines. That said, at 6 to 9 inches with a built-in sling stud, it handles field use just fine too. The light 11.6-ounce weight means you can leave it mounted without dragging your rifle down.
| UPC | 051156113243 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SBRMLOK |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 8 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Bipod |
| Shipping Weight | 0.784 |
| Style | M-LOK |
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