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Harris has been the benchmark for rifle bipods for decades, and the S-L2P carries that reputation onto any Picatinny rail. There's no sling stud adapter to fuss with here. It clamps directly to the rail, so you get a solid, repeatable mount that goes on and comes off without tools. The legs extend from 9 to 13 inches, which puts it right in the sweet spot for prone shooting and benchrest work where you want the muzzle a touch higher off the deck.
These are quick-deploy legs, which is the big draw on this model. Hit the release button and the spring-loaded legs kick out to full height on their own. Adjustments lock in at one-inch intervals with a push of a button on each leg, so you can dial in your setup without breaking position. The self-leveling design lets you twist the locking mechanism and settle onto uneven ground in a hurry, then lock it back down solid for the shot.
Construction is heat-treated steel and hard alloys with a black anodized finish, capped off with hard rubber feet and a polymer tension knob. It's tough where it needs to be and still lands around 14 ounces, so it isn't dragging your rifle down. The swivel base tilts side to side to keep your reticle level when the terrain won't cooperate, and there's a built-in sling swivel stud if you still want to run a sling.
When you're done, the legs fold forward toward the muzzle and sturdy spring returns hold them tight so nothing rattles around on the walk out. It's a straightforward, no-nonsense bipod that does exactly what a Harris is known for, and it's still made right here in the USA.
No adapter needed. The S-L2P clamps directly to a Picatinny rail, which is why there's no sling stud adapter in the box. As long as your rifle or handguard has a standard Picatinny section up front, it bolts right on.
The S-L2P uses quick-deploy self-leveling legs, so hitting the release button kicks the legs out to full height and lets you twist-lock them at any point. The notched models like the S-LMP lock at fixed detents instead. If you want the fastest deployment and the most flexible height positions, the S-L2P is the one to grab.
The base swivels and tilts to help you level the rifle on uneven ground, which is great for keeping your reticle straight. It does not pan left and right on its own while the legs stay planted. That tracking-style pan is a feature Harris reserves for other setups, so plan on shifting the bipod if you need to sweep across targets.
Yes, that range is right in the pocket for prone work where you want a little extra clearance, and it's tall enough for most benchrest setups too. If you shoot flat prone off very low cover, the shorter 6-9 inch Harris models might suit you better. For general field and bench use, the 9-13 inch S-L2P is a versatile pick.
| UPC | 051156113199 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | S-L2P |
| Color | Black |
| Style | PICATINNY |
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