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The Harris 1A2-L2 is one of those pieces of gear that earns its keep the first time you drop into prone and see how much your groups tighten up. It clamps right onto the sling swivel stud of a conventional-stock bolt gun, deploys in a heartbeat, and folds back out of the way when you're humping through the field. At roughly 12 ounces, you pretty much forget it's there until you need it, which is exactly what you want out of a rest.
The "2" in the name is the important part. This model runs self-leveling notched legs, so a quick twist of the locking mechanism lets you kick the legs out to height and lock them in fast, even when you're setting up on ground that isn't perfectly flat. Push the release and the spring-loaded legs pop to full extension, then you drop them into the notches at one-inch intervals wherever you need them. It's a huge time-saver when you're trying to get level without breaking your position.
Harris has been making the benchmark commercial rifle rest for decades, and the 1A2-L2 is cut from that same cloth. It's machined from heat-treated steel and hard alloys with an all-weather black anodized finish, so it shrugs off hard use and weather without complaint. The legs wear hard rubber caps to keep things planted, and the whole unit is made right here in the USA.
Unlike Harris's S-series bipods that swivel side to side, the 1A2-L2 runs a fixed solid base. That means zero cant and zero flex, which shooters chasing consistency at the bench or in prone tend to love. If you want a lightweight rest that gives you a dead-steady platform and quick height adjustment on uneven terrain, this is a proven pick that fits right in the 9 to 13 inch sweet spot.
No, the 1A2-L2 uses a solid, fixed base and does not cant along the barrel axis. That rigidity is exactly why a lot of folks reach for it on the bench and in prone. If you want side-to-side swivel for leveling on uneven ground, look at Harris's S-series models instead.
The self-leveling notched legs let you extend and lock each leg independently at one-inch intervals with a quick twist of the locking mechanism. That makes it easy to get your rifle level fast, even when you're set up on terrain that isn't flat. It's a real time-saver when you don't want to leave your shooting position.
It clamps directly to the sling swivel stud on conventional-stock bolt-action rifles and is quick-detachable, so no gunsmithing is needed. If you're running an AR or a rail-only setup, you'd need a swivel stud adapter to mount it. Just make sure the firearm is unloaded before you install it.
The 9 to 13 inch range is well suited for prone shooting and benchrest work, giving you a bit more clearance than the shorter 6-9 inch models. It's a versatile height that handles uneven ground better than the low bipods. If you plan to shoot from a seated position often, a taller model might serve you better.
| UPC | 051156113151 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1A2L2 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Bipod |
| Style | Sling Swivel Stud |
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