Description
Harris has been building bipods in Kentucky since the 1970s, and the S-LMP is the version they built for anyone running a Picatinny rail. It clamps right onto the rail without a stud adapter, extends from 9 to 13 inches, and tips the scale at a featherweight 13.5 ounces. That height range hits the sweet spot between benchrest and field prone work, and it gives taller folks enough clearance to settle in behind the rifle comfortably.
Why the S-LMP Earns Its Rail Space
The swivel base is the feature that keeps this model in so many range bags. It cants side to side so you can level the gun on a slope, a rock, or a lumpy field without fighting the terrain. There's a hand-tightened knob to lock the cant right where you want it, so once you've got the rifle plumb it stays put through your string of fire.
Legs That Deploy on Demand
The notched legs are spring-loaded, so when you hit the release button they kick out to full height on their own. From there they lock in at 1-inch increments, giving you seven usable height settings between 9 and 13 inches. Fold them forward toward the muzzle when you're done and sturdy spring returns keep them tucked out of the way while you carry or move.
Built the Way Harris Bipods Are Known For
Everything here is made from heat-treated steel and hard alloys, with hard rubber leg caps for grip and a polymer adjustment knob. The finish is an anodized black that shrugs off wear and cuts glare. It's a straightforward, no-nonsense piece of gear that gets the job done, and there's a built-in sling swivel stud so you can still run a sling without giving anything up. Made 100% in the USA and backed by Harris.
Key Specifications
- Model: S-LMP
- Manufacturer: Harris Engineering
- Manufacturer Part Number: SLMP
- UPC: 051156113205
- Height Range: 9 to 13 inches
- Height Settings: Notched, 1-inch increments
- Mount Type: Direct Picatinny rail attachment
- Swivel/Cant: Yes, tilts to level on uneven terrain
- Leg Deployment: Spring-loaded, push-button release
- Weight: 13.5 oz
- Material: Heat-treated steel and hard alloys
- Leg Caps: Hard rubber
- Adjustment Knob: Polymer
- Finish: Anodized black
- Sling Swivel Stud: Built-in
- Country of Origin: Made in USA
What’s Included
- Harris S-LMP Picatinny-mount bipod
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Harris S-LMP need an adapter to mount to my rifle?
No adapter needed. The S-LMP clamps directly onto a Picatinny rail using its built-in mount, so as long as your rifle or handguard has a section of Pic rail up front, you're set. That's the main difference between this model and the older stud-mount Harris bipods.
Does this Harris bipod swivel or cant for uneven ground?
Yes, the S-LMP is a swivel (Series S) model, so it tilts side to side to help you level the rifle on a slope or lumpy terrain. A hand-tightened knob lets you lock the cant in place once you've got the gun plumb. It's a big help for prone shooting out in the field.
How do the notched legs on the S-LMP work?
The legs are spring-loaded, so pressing the release button kicks them out to full extension automatically. They lock into notches at 1-inch increments across the 9 to 13 inch range, giving you seven repeatable height settings. When you're finished, they fold forward toward the muzzle and spring returns hold them snug.
How much does the Harris S-LMP weigh?
It comes in at a light 13.5 ounces, which is easy to carry on a hunting or precision rig without weighing down the front end. Despite the low weight, the steel and hard-alloy build keeps it rugged. It's a solid balance of packability and durability.





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