Harris Bipods 1A2-BR2, 6-9" Non-Swivel, Self-Leveling Legs, Rubber Feet, Black Steel/AluminumHarris Engineering$84.61
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Harris Engineering
The Harris Bipods S-BR2 Swivel BR is a self-leveling bipod designed for shooters who need stability on uneven ground without constant adjustment during setup. Built on Harris Engineering's trusted S-Series platform, this 6–9" adjustable bipod combines a rock-and-sway base with the precision of a stationary 1A2 option, making it equally at home on a bench range or in the field where terrain is unpredictable. The self-leveling mechanism handles the slope so you can focus on your shot, while rubber feet grip whatever surface you're on.
What sets the S-BR2 apart is the ability to fine-tune leg height from your shooting position without breaking your stance. A simple twist-lock mechanism holds everything in place once you've dialed in the height you need. Whether you're running a precision rifle at a competition, zeroing a hunting rig, or stretching distance on the range, the self-leveling action saves time and reduces the frustration of constant readjustment on unlevel terrain.
Harris bipods have earned their reputation for reliability through decades of use in serious shooting disciplines. This model preserves that proven design philosophy while adding modern convenience features that work with how hunters and shooters actually operate in the field.
| Brand | Harris Engineering |
| Model | S-BR2 Swivel BR |
| Minimum Height | 6 inches |
| Maximum Height | 9 inches |
| Leg Type | Self-leveling |
| Base Type | S-Series swivel with 1A2 stationary option |
| Feet | Rubber |
Yes. The self-leveling mechanism is specifically engineered to compensate for unlevel ground, so your rifle stays level without you having to manually adjust each leg individually.
Yes. The height can be adjusted from your shooting position, and the twist-lock mechanism secures it quickly once you've found the height you need.
The S-Series base allows the rifle to rock slightly side to side, which helps you find and maintain your sight picture naturally. The 1A2 stationary option locks the rifle in place for more rigid stability when maximum immobility is preferred.
The rubber feet are designed to grip a variety of surfaces. Harris bipods are used across competitive shooting, hunting, and range environments on everything from dirt and grass to concrete and wooden benches.
Harris Engineering
The Harris Bipods S-BR2 Swivel BR is a self-leveling bipod designed for shooters who need stability on uneven ground without constant adjustment during setup. Built on Harris Engineering's trusted S-Series platform, this 6–9" adjustable bipod combines a rock-and-sway base with the precision of a stationary 1A2 option, making it equally at home on a bench range or in the field where terrain is unpredictable. The self-leveling mechanism handles the slope so you can focus on your shot, while rubber feet grip whatever surface you're on.
What sets the S-BR2 apart is the ability to fine-tune leg height from your shooting position without breaking your stance. A simple twist-lock mechanism holds everything in place once you've dialed in the height you need. Whether you're running a precision rifle at a competition, zeroing a hunting rig, or stretching distance on the range, the self-leveling action saves time and reduces the frustration of constant readjustment on unlevel terrain.
Harris bipods have earned their reputation for reliability through decades of use in serious shooting disciplines. This model preserves that proven design philosophy while adding modern convenience features that work with how hunters and shooters actually operate in the field.
| Brand | Harris Engineering |
| Model | S-BR2 Swivel BR |
| Minimum Height | 6 inches |
| Maximum Height | 9 inches |
| Leg Type | Self-leveling |
| Base Type | S-Series swivel with 1A2 stationary option |
| Feet | Rubber |
Yes. The self-leveling mechanism is specifically engineered to compensate for unlevel ground, so your rifle stays level without you having to manually adjust each leg individually.
Yes. The height can be adjusted from your shooting position, and the twist-lock mechanism secures it quickly once you've found the height you need.
The S-Series base allows the rifle to rock slightly side to side, which helps you find and maintain your sight picture naturally. The 1A2 stationary option locks the rifle in place for more rigid stability when maximum immobility is preferred.
The rubber feet are designed to grip a variety of surfaces. Harris bipods are used across competitive shooting, hunting, and range environments on everything from dirt and grass to concrete and wooden benches.