Harris BR1A2 Non-Swivel Bipod, 6-9" Adjustable, Black Steel/Aluminum Construction

The Harris BR1A2 non-swivel bipod is a bench-rest-focused shooting rest built for shooters who want rock-solid stability without the complexity of adjustable geometry. This solid-base bipod clamps to most quick-detach stud-equipped bolt-action rifles and locks in a fixed, non-rotating design—ideal for precision shooting from a bench where your sight picture doesn't need to track with your rifle. If you're zeroing, load-testing, or fine-tuning groups at the range, the BR1A2 keeps your rifle steady while you focus on the trigger and your target.

The legs telescope from 6 to 9 inches tall with quick spring-loaded adjustments, so you can dial in your preferred sight height in seconds without fiddling with multiple lock rings or detents. The non-swivel base means the bipod stays pointed in one direction—no rotating to track a moving target, but also no accidental drift during a shot sequence. That's the trade-off: simplicity and rock-solid geometry for shooters who value a locked, repeatable platform.

Harris built this with heat-treated steel and hard aluminum alloys, then finished it in black anodized coating to resist corrosion and wear. A sling attachment provision is included if you want to pack it secured to your kit. At the bench or prone, the BR1A2 is a no-frills rest that does one job well—holding your rifle level and steady so your shots do the talking.

Key Features

• Solid (non-swivel) base design for fixed, repeatable geometry
• Height adjustable from 6 to 9 inches with spring-loaded, quick-release legs
• Mounts to standard quick-detach studs on most bolt-action rifles
• Heat-treated steel and hard aluminum alloy construction for durability
• Black anodized finish resists corrosion and scratches
• Includes sling attachment provision for transport security
• Ideal for bench rest, zeroing, and precision load development

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What rifles does the Harris BR1A2 bipod fit?

The BR1A2 clamps to most bolt-action rifles equipped with a quick-detach (QD) stud. Check your rifle's forend to confirm it has a standard QD stud socket before ordering.

Can I rotate this bipod to track a moving target?

No. The BR1A2 has a solid, non-swivel base, meaning it locks in a fixed position. It's designed for stationary bench-rest shooting, zeroing, and load development—not for tracking game or dynamic shooting positions.

What's the height range, and is it easy to adjust?

The legs adjust from 6 to 9 inches with spring-loaded folding legs. Height changes are quick and straightforward, so you can fine-tune your sight picture without removing the bipod.

What materials is it made from, and will it hold up to field use?

The BR1A2 is built from heat-treated steel and hard aluminum alloy with a black anodized finish. While it's durable, it's engineered as a bench rest for stationary shooting, not for heavy backcountry use or extended field exposure.