Larue Lt130 Harris Bipod Adapter Mount

The Larue Tactical LT130 Harris bipod adapter mount is a precision quick-detach solution for shooters who rely on Harris-pattern bipods for field shooting, bench work, and precision rifle applications. If you're running a Harris bipod and want the ability to mount and remove it quickly without losing zero, this Larue adapter delivers the mechanical simplicity and repeatability that the brand is known for.

Larue Tactical has built its reputation on no-frills, high-precision mounting solutions, and the LT130 reflects that philosophy. Rather than permanent installation, this adapter lets you transition between bipod-equipped shooting and other work—whether that's carrying your rifle slung, using a rear bag, or switching to a different support system entirely. The quick-detach interface is a genuine timesaver if you shoot in multiple positions or swap gear between rifles.

This adapter fits Harris-pattern bipods, which remain the standard in long-range hunting, competition shooting, and tactical rifle work. Whether you're dialing in at the range, glassing from a stable platform, or practicing prone shooting technique, a repeatable bipod mount matters. The LT130 is built to Larue's usual standard: minimal design, solid construction, and the kind of durability you expect from a company that makes its own parts in-house.

Key Features

• Quick-detach design for fast bipod attachment and removal
• Compatible with Harris-pattern bipods
• Repeatable mounting for consistent zero
• Larue Tactical precision engineering

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this work with my Harris bipod?

Yes, the LT130 is designed to mount Harris-pattern bipods. If you own a standard Harris or a Harris-compatible bipod, this adapter will work with it.

Does it come with the bipod?

No, the LT130 is the adapter mount only. You'll need to supply your own Harris-pattern bipod.

What's the benefit of quick-detach versus a permanent mount?

Quick-detach lets you remove your bipod for storage, transport, or when you need to shoot from a different position or support system. The mount repeats to zero each time you reinstall the bipod, so you don't lose accuracy between attachments.