The Harris #S-Br2 Benchrest 6-9" Self Leveling Swivel M-Lok Bipod provides a low-profile, stable shooting support engineered specifically for precision rifles equipped with M-LOK handguards or chassis systems. Featuring a direct-attach M-LOK mounting interface, it installs securely without requiring Picatinny rail adaptors or traditional sling stud conversion plates. The integrated swivel mechanism tilts side to side to level the rifle on uneven benches and undulating terrain, while spring-loaded, smooth telescoping legs provide infinite height adjustment within a 6-inch to 9-inch (approximately 15.2 cm to 22.9 cm) elevation range.

Key Features:

• Direct M-LOK Mounting: Fastens directly to any standard M-LOK slot using a 1/8" hex key, eliminating the weight and bulk of rail adapters.
• Swivel Base: Tilts laterally to level the firearm crosshairs when shooting on canted surfaces or irregular natural rests.
• Smooth Self-Leveling Legs: Telescoping legs deploy smoothly and lock via friction twist knobs, allowing micro-level elevation adjustments rather than fixed notch steps.
• Durable Construction: Built from heat-treated steel and hard alloys with hard rubber foot caps, a polymer tension knob, and a black anodised finish.
• Sling Attachment: Features a built-in sling swivel stud located directly on the mounting base to retain rifle sling functionality.

Specifications:

• Height Range: 6 inches to 9 inches (15.2 cm to 22.9 cm)
• Weight: 11.3 oz (approx. 320 g)
• Mount Interface: Direct-attach M-LOK (1/8" hex key required)
• Materials: Heat-treated steel, hard alloy, hard rubber leg caps
• Finish: Black anodised
• Leg Extension Type: Smooth self-leveling with friction lock
• Country of Manufacture: USA

Who is the Harris S-BR2 M-LOK Bipod for?

• Benchrest precision shooters — Provides a stable, low-profile rifle rest featuring a 6-inch to 9-inch elevation range and smooth friction-lock adjustment for fine micro-tuning on shooting benches without fixed notch increments.
• Prone varmint hunters — Adds minimal weight at 11.3 oz via direct-attach M-LOK mounting, delivering low-to-the-ground stability and lateral cant correction for engaging targets across sloping field terrain.

Less suitable for: Shooters operating in tall grass, heavy brush, or sitting/kneeling field positions requiring elevation beyond the 6-inch to 9-inch threshold (where taller 9–13" or 13.5–27" bipods are required), or rifles lacking M-LOK slots (which require traditional swivel-stud or Picatinny-mounted bipods).