Harris H1A2 Bipod 13.5-23″ Tall Fixed Rifle Bipod, Black

Description

When you need more height than a standard prone bipod can give you, the Harris H1A2 is the one to reach for. The H model sits at the tall end of the popular 1A2 lineup, with legs that run from 13.5 all the way to 23 inches. That range makes it right at home for shooting from a seated position, over brush, or off uneven ground where a short benchrest bipod just leaves you guessing. It clamps to a standard sling swivel stud and folds forward toward the muzzle when you are done, so carrying your rifle on a sling or shooting offhand stays uncomplicated.

What Sets the H1A2 Apart

This is the fixed, non-swivel version, which means the base stays put and gives you a rigid, predictable platform. A lot of folks actually prefer the non-pivoting setup for consistency, and it is part of why this model comes in easier on the wallet than the swiveling S versions. The legs are the smooth friction type with thumb screws that lock in your chosen height, rather than the notched legs found on the shorter BR and L models. Smooth legs let you dial in any height you want to level the rifle on rough terrain instead of being stuck at fixed one-inch stops.

Built the Way Harris Bipods Always Have Been

Harris has been making these in the USA for decades, and the recipe has not changed much because it works. The frame is heat-treated steel and hard alloy with a matte black anodized finish, and hard rubber leg caps keep it planted. The whole thing tips the scales right around 15 ounces, so it adds real stability without turning your rifle into a boat anchor. Spring-return legs snap out to full height at the push of a button and stow just as quickly, held firm by the same springs.

Bottom line, if your shooting takes you into sitting positions or taller cover and you want the trusted Harris feel, the H1A2 covers that ground better than any short bipod can.