Harris Engineering Bipod, Rotating, Black, 6"-9" - SBR2
| SKU | 516551635748 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Harris |
| MPN | SBR2 |
| UPC | 51156113106 |
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Extends from 6 inches - 9 inches, gives you a wide range of adjustability to accommodate different shooting positions and terrain
Swivels (tilts) to compensate for uneven terrain, ensures that you can always keep your rifle stable, even on uneven ground
Quick deploy spring loaded with self leveling legs, this makes it easy-to-deploy the bipod quickly and easily and it also helps to keep the bipod level even on uneven ground
Attaches to the sling swivel stud, this makes it easy-to-attach the bipod to your rifle, and it also allows you to keep your hands-free while you're shooting
Ultra lightweight 14 oz, this makes the bipod easy-to-carry and use, even for long periods of time
Has a built-in sling swivel stud to attach the sling, makes it easy-to-attach a sling to the bipod, so you can keep your hands-free while you're shooting
Most useful for shooting off the bench is designed to be used for shooting off the bench, but it can also be used for other shooting positions
The bipod is 100% made in the USA, which ensures high quality and durability
Features
Enhance shooting stability with the Harris S-BR2 Bipod. Crafted for precision and versatility, this bipod offers superior support for accurate shooting. Explore Harris Bipods' trusted craftsmanship and elevate your shooting experience with the S-BR2 Bipod. Improve shooting accuracy and comfort with this reliable and high-performance accessory.
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