The Harris #H High Rise Bipod (Series 1A2 Model H) is an ultralight, mechanical rifle rest designed to provide elevated front-end stability over ground cover. Built with an adjustable height range of 13.5 inches to 23 inches (approx. 34.3 cm to 58.4 cm), it allows shooters to establish a supported shooting posture from seated, kneeling, or high-clearance prone positions where scrub, tall grass, or uneven terrain obstruct standard low-profile bipods. The unit mounts directly to standard quick-detach (QD) sling swivel studs on conventional rifle platforms—such as Tikka T3x, Lithgow Arms, Howa, Sako, and Remington stocks—and incorporates an auxiliary sling loop to retain field carry functionality.

Key Features

• Extended Elevation Range: 2-piece telescoping smooth legs extend from 13.5" to 23" to clear tall grass and ground debris from seated or kneeling stances.
• Infinite Height Adjustment: Knurled locking thumb nuts secure the smooth legs at any custom elevation point within the adjustment range, backed by internal return springs.
• Solid 1A2 Base: A rigid, non-swivel base ensures a stable, fixed mechanical interface between the rifle forend and the ground.
• Durable Construction: Fabricated from heat-treated steel and aerospace-grade aluminum alloy finished with an anodized matte black coating.
• Sure-Grip Footing: Pinned hard rubber feet provide solid traction on hard or loose field surfaces without sliding.

Product Specifications

• Height Range: 13.5 inches to 23 inches (approx. 34.3 cm to 58.4 cm)
• Weight: Approximately 15 oz (approx. 425 g)
• Base Type: Solid / Fixed base (non-swivel/non-tilt)
• Leg Design: 2-piece smooth telescoping legs with knurled thumb screw locks
• Material: Heat-treated steel and hard aerospace aluminum alloy
• Finish: Anodized matte black
• Mounting Interface: Standard QD rifle sling swivel stud
• Power Requirement: 100% mechanical (no batteries or electrical power required)

Who is the Harris #H High Rise Bipod (13.5-23") for?

• Stationary field hunters — requires elevated rifle support offering 13.5 to 23 inches of height adjustment to shoot cleanly over scrub, crops, or tall grass without standing.
• Open field varmint shooters — relies on the 15 oz solid-base high rise bipod to anchor centerfire and magnum hunting rifles for stable, non-tilting seated shots across open paddocks.
• Predator callers using blinds — benefits from the 13.5-inch minimum working elevation of this high rise rifle bipod to maintain steady aim over concealment barriers while seated in stationary ground blinds.

Less suitable for: Dedicated prone shooting on flat ground or benchrest target shooting where a lower profile 6–9 inch or 9–13 inch bipod is better suited, or for severe side-to-side canting on steep, uneven hill country where a pivoting swivel bipod is required.