Harris Bipods S-BRMM-LOK Swivel BR M-LOK, 6-9" Adjustable Notched Legs, Black Steel/Aluminum with Rubber Feet

The Harris Engineering S-BRMM-LOK is a lightweight M-LOK bipod built for shooters who want a rock-solid rest without the weight penalty. This swivel bipod mounts directly to M-LOK slots on your handguard, making it ideal for precision rifle setups where every ounce counts. The notched leg design locks into 1-inch increments, letting you dial in the exact height you need on uneven ground—a real advantage when you're setting up for a long-range or benchrest session and the terrain won't cooperate.

What makes the Harris stand out is its combination of stability and speed. Spring-loaded notched legs deploy fast, and the swivel mechanism tilts to match your shooting position or compensate for slope. At just 11.6 ounces, you'll barely notice it slung on your rifle. The steel and aluminum construction with hard rubber feet keeps you planted, while the built-in sling swivel stud lets you integrate it seamlessly into your existing kit. American made, anodized black finish, and proven by serious shooters who demand reliability.

A hex key adjustment (1/8-inch; not included) is all you need to fine-tune the setup. Whether you're training at the bench or hunting from a prepared position, this bipod delivers the kind of precision support that tightens groups and builds confidence in your shot.

Key Features

• Direct M-LOK attachment—no rail adapters or proprietary mounts
• Notched legs in 1-inch increments lock securely at each position
• Spring-loaded legs for rapid deployment
• Swivel (tilt) mechanism adapts to uneven terrain and shooting angles
• Ultralight at 11.6 ounces
• Integrated sling swivel stud
• Hard rubber feet for grip on any surface
• Heat-treated steel and hard alloy construction
• Made in the USA

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this bipod work on my rifle?

The S-BRMM-LOK mounts directly to M-LOK slots on your handguard. If your handguard has M-LOK, you're set. If you have a different mounting system (KeyMod, Picatinny rail, etc.), this bipod won't attach without an adapter.

How does the notched leg system work?

The legs lock into notches spaced 1 inch apart, so you can adjust height in 1-inch increments from 6 to 9 inches. Spring-loaded mechanisms hold each position securely until you unlock and reset them. This design is faster and more reliable than friction-collar adjustments, especially when you need to be in and out of position quickly.

Can I use this bipod for hunting, or is it bench-only?

While Harris markets this as most useful for bench shooting, the swivel feature and adjustable height make it adaptable to field use on uneven ground. The sling swivel stud lets you integrate it into a hunting rifle setup if your handguard has M-LOK.

What tools do I need to adjust or maintain it?

Setup and fine-tuning require a 1/8-inch hex key, which is not included. Standard maintenance shouldn't demand any special tools.