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The Harris Series S BR is one of those pieces of gear that just works, which is exactly why it has been a go-to front rest for target shooters and hunters for decades. This is the swivel model, meaning the base tilts side to side so you can level your rifle even when the ground underneath you is anything but flat. Legs run from 6 to 9 inches, keeping your rifle nice and low for bench and prone work where a stable, repeatable position matters most.
The S-BR uses smooth legs that pull out and lock down with a thumb screw on each side, so you get plenty of fine height adjustment rather than fixed clicks. Spring tension pulls the legs back in when you release them, and the whole bipod folds forward toward the muzzle when you are on the move. That means carrying your rifle by the sling or shooting offhand isn't a hassle, since the bipod tucks out of the way until you need it.
The hinged swivel base is the heart of this thing. It has a tension adjustment and buffer springs that take out the slack and tremor where the legs meet the mount, so your rifle feels planted instead of wobbly. That cant function is a real advantage in the field, letting the rifle self-level on a slope so your reticle stays true from shot to shot.
Harris builds these from heat-treated steel and hard alloys with an all-weather black anodized finish, so it holds up to recoil and weather season after season. It clamps directly to a standard sling swivel stud on bolt-action rifles with a conventional stock, and there's a provision so you can still run a sling off the bipod's own stud. It also fits a number of other rifles, and some setups can use an adapter. If you want a no-nonsense, made-in-the-USA front rest that earns its keep at the bench or in the prone, the S-BR is hard to beat.
The S-BR you're looking at here uses smooth legs that lock at any height with a thumb screw, giving you infinite adjustment within the 6 to 9 inch range. The S-BRM uses notched legs that snap into 1-inch increments with a push-button release. Both are swivel models, so it really comes down to whether you prefer fine-tuned smooth adjustment or positive detent stops.
It clamps directly to a standard sling swivel stud, so it fits most bolt-action rifles with a conventional stock. It also works on some Browning semi-autos, Savage 99s, and single-shot rifles, and other guns can be fitted with an adapter. If your rifle has a front sling swivel stud, this bipod will most likely mount right up.
The swivel base lets the bipod tilt side to side, so your rifle can level itself when you're set up on uneven or sloped ground. There's a tension adjustment in the hinged base that lets you dial in how much resistance you want, keeping the rifle planted instead of flopping around. It's a big help for keeping your sight picture true shot to shot in the field.
Yes, the legs fold forward toward the muzzle and are held firmly in place by spring returns. That keeps the bipod tucked out of the way so you can carry the rifle by the sling or shoot offhand without it getting in your way. When you need it, the legs deploy fast under spring tension.
| UPC | 051156113076 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SBR |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 8.8000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Bipod |
| Shipping Weight | 0.8625 |
| Style | Cant Swivel |
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