The Harris #S-BR Benchrest 6–9" Swivel M-LOK Bipod provides a rigid, low-profile rifle rest designed for precision benchrest and prone shooting. Built with an integrated direct M-LOK mount, it fastens directly to standard M-LOK forends using a 1/8″ hex key, eliminating the stack height and weight of secondary sling-stud adaptors. The assembly features heat-treated steel and hard aluminium alloys with an anodised black finish, a swivel base for side-to-side cant correction on uneven surfaces, and an integrated sling attachment point.

Key Features

• Direct M-LOK Mounting: Attaches directly to M-LOK handguard slots without needing intermediate Picatinny or sling-stud conversion plates.
• Swivel Base (Cant Function): Tilts side-to-side to quickly level the reticle on sloped or uneven ground without altering individual leg heights.
• Notched Spring-Loaded Legs: Extends quickly via release buttons, locking positively in 1-inch increments.
• Integrated Sling Stud: Retains a traditional sling swivel stud at the base for simultaneous rifle sling attachment.
• Durable Construction: Built from heat-treated steel and high-strength aluminium alloys with hard rubber foot caps.

Specifications

• Height Adjustment: 6 inches to 9 inches (15.24 cm to 22.86 cm)
• Weight: 11.6 oz (approx. 329 grams)
• Adjustment Increments: 1-inch notched increments
• Mounting Interface: Direct M-LOK interface (requires 1/8″ hex key)
• Materials: Heat-treated steel, hard aluminium alloy, polymer tension knob, rubber leg caps
• Finish: Anodised black
• Operating Mechanism: Purely mechanical spring-assisted extension (0V, no batteries)

Who is the Harris #S-BR Benchrest 6-9" Swivel M-Lok Bipod for?

• Prone varmint and predator hunters — requires the side-to-side cant swivel mechanism to level rifles across off-camber ground while maintaining a compact, low-profile 6 to 9-inch height profile weighing 11.6 oz.
• Benchrest precision shooters — relies on the 11.6 oz direct M-LOK hunting rifle bipod to secure a rigid, low-clearance 6 to 9-inch rest for stable optic zeroing and tabletop group shooting.

Less suitable for: Shooting positions requiring clearance over tall grass, brush, or seated/kneeling stances where taller 9–13" or 13.5–27" bipod variants are required, or rifle forends equipped exclusively with traditional sling swivel studs or Picatinny rails that require dedicated stud-mount or rail-mount bipod alternatives.