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Harris Bipods - Swivel or Non-Swivel
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Re: Harris Bipods - Swivel or Non-Swivel
For all my shooting on bench, ground,hood of truck,anywhere I like the swivel option..
For all my shooting on bench, ground,hood of truck,anywhere I like the swivel option..
Re: Harris Bipods - Swivel or Non-Swivel
Swivel with notched legs is my preference, as said, off bench, prone, off barricades, car doors, whatever!!!
Since I've had the above, I get frustraded quickly with the limitations of my bipods that haven't been upgraded to such yet.
Anyone that prefers swivel with friction lock or non swivel with friction lock-PM me and I'll swap you for your swivel/notch in a heartbeat!
Swivel with notched legs is my preference, as said, off bench, prone, off barricades, car doors, whatever!!!
Since I've had the above, I get frustraded quickly with the limitations of my bipods that haven't been upgraded to such yet.
Anyone that prefers swivel with friction lock or non swivel with friction lock-PM me and I'll swap you for your swivel/notch in a heartbeat!
Re: Harris Bipods - Swivel or Non-Swivel
Get the swivel, leg notch version (BRM-S is the model). It will work best in a wide variety of situations and will be great from the bench.
Get the swivel, leg notch version (BRM-S is the model). It will work best in a wide variety of situations and will be great from the bench.
Re: Harris Bipods - Swivel or Non-Swivel
Thanks, having no experience with either bipod puts you in a corner.
Thanks, having no experience with either bipod puts you in a corner.
Re: Harris Bipods - Swivel or Non-Swivel
I agree with Sobrbiker,
If anyone wants to swap out a BRM-S 6-9"(notched leg) for a BR-s 6-9" or a BR-S 9-12"(smooth legs) just PM me, I have several of those sitting on a shelf. Every bipod I own has either been swapped to a BRM-S or an Atlas.
madd0c
I agree with Sobrbiker,
If anyone wants to swap out a BRM-S 6-9"(notched leg) for a BR-s 6-9" or a BR-S 9-12"(smooth legs) just PM me, I have several of those sitting on a shelf. Every bipod I own has either been swapped to a BRM-S or an Atlas.
madd0c
Re: Harris Bipods - Swivel or Non-Swivel
The BRM-S model (shortest of the bunch) with notched legs and a pod lock attachment works very well for me, still interested in seeing how the Atlas works. The AI parker-hale bipod is nice for really rough ground shooting but just to much play for me to hold steady for groups.
The BRM-S model (shortest of the bunch) with notched legs and a pod lock attachment works very well for me, still interested in seeing how the Atlas works. The AI parker-hale bipod is nice for really rough ground shooting but just to much play for me to hold steady for groups.
Re: Harris Bipods - Swivel or Non-Swivel
Deinitely swivel with notched legs and pod-loc. Height is up to the user but I like to ground-hog it, so I use the BRM-S as well.
Atlas is damned good though and being able to forward load it is fantastic. Something pretty difficult to achieve with the harris.
Deinitely swivel with notched legs and pod-loc. Height is up to the user but I like to ground-hog it, so I use the BRM-S as well.
Atlas is damned good though and being able to forward load it is fantastic. Something pretty difficult to achieve with the harris.
Re: Harris Bipods - Swivel or Non-Swivel
6-9 with notched legs and a pod lock on my bolt guns...My MK12 SPR has the same but in 9-13 to clear 30rnd mags.
6-9 with notched legs and a pod lock on my bolt guns...My MK12 SPR has the same but in 9-13 to clear 30rnd mags.
Re: Harris Bipods - Swivel or Non-Swivel
Another vote for the 6-9 swivel with notched legs and a pod-lock. Even if most or all of your shooting is from a bench, it's still good to have the ability to level your rifle, as
I've seen at least as many benches that were not level as I have seen level ones.
Another vote for the 6-9 swivel with notched legs and a pod-lock. Even if most or all of your shooting is from a bench, it's still good to have the ability to level your rifle, as
I've seen at least as many benches that were not level as I have seen level ones.
Re: Harris Bipods - Swivel or Non-Swivel
I like the swivel & notched leg Harris. I have 6x9, 9x13 & whatever that tall model is. I like to use the big one when calling coyotes. I attatch it to my AR 15 & set back against a tree & wait. The others are used for prone work. I rarely shoot off of a bench.
I like the swivel & notched leg Harris. I have 6x9, 9x13 & whatever that tall model is. I like to use the big one when calling coyotes. I attatch it to my AR 15 & set back against a tree & wait. The others are used for prone work. I rarely shoot off of a bench.
Re: Harris Bipods - Swivel or Non-Swivel
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Banjo</div><div class="ubbcode-body">+ 1 Swivel with notched legs. </div></div>.
another vote for 6-9 swivel
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Banjo</div><div class="ubbcode-body">+ 1 Swivel with notched legs. </div></div>.
another vote for 6-9 swivel
Re: Harris Bipods - Swivel or Non-Swivel
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Scottx88</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Swivel and a Pod-Lock.</div></div>
The swivel is hard to use without the pod lock....it is a must have.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Scottx88</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Swivel and a Pod-Lock.</div></div>
The swivel is hard to use without the pod lock....it is a must have.
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