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Harris Bipods Adapter #6A — American Rail Adapter, Black

UPC: 051156000666

$10.99

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Description

The Harris Bipods Adapter #6A provides a secure interface for attaching a Harris bipod to American-style rails. It is designed to slide into rail slots that measure 5/16″ across and lock into place using a set screw. Constructed in black metal, the adapter offers a compact solution for mounting a bipod where an American rail interface is present.

Ideal for stable support at the range or in field settings, this adapter lets you install a bipod onto compatible American-size rails quickly and securely without modifying the rail itself.

Key Specifications

  • The product type is a Rail Adapter.
  • The model designation is #6A.
  • Compatibility is for American-size rails with a 5/16″ slot.
  • The adapter locks in place using a set screw.
  • The primary material is Metal.
  • The finish/color is Black.
  • The cap size is Metal.
  • The stock material is listed as Metal.
  • The listed weight value is 0.0625 (units not specified in source data).
  • The listed shipping weight value is 0.0625 (units not specified in source data).

Compact and purpose-built, the Harris Bipods Adapter #6A delivers a straightforward, reliable way to mount a Harris bipod to American 5/16″ rail slots. Its simple set-screw retention and metal construction make it a practical choice for users who need a low-profile, durable adapter for range and field applications.

Additional information

UPC

051156000666

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

NO. 6A

Color

Black

Product Type

Rail Adapter

Shipping Weight

0.0625

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