Reviews - Harris Engineering Model BRM Series 1A2 6-9 Bipod Reviews - 2H-B0-BRM1A2

Author: bradybaya (verified customer) , Shooter, from St.Augustine, FL on Jun 8, 2013
Pros:  easy to use, durable
Would recommend:  yes

bradybaya wrote:

Have both pivoting and fixed bipods from Harris. I prefer the fixed base for my bolt action long guns to the reticle more stable. Worth the money to go with a Harris.

Author: Matt (verified customer) , Gun enthusiast , from Ft. Wayne, IN on Feb 27, 2013
Pros:  Easy set up, well made.
Cons:  price
Would recommend:  yes

Matt wrote:

You would think that something that comes in a zip-lock bag would be cheap but this is a very good bipod. Little expensive but I would buy another.

Author: Oliver Adams (verified customer) from Buangor on Aug 25, 2012
Pros:  easy to use
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

Oliver Adams wrote:

great Bipod very easy to use and set up would recommend.

Author: Vince777 (verified customer) from Fremont Ca on Jan 12, 2012
Pros:  Sturdy and durable
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

Vince777 wrote:

i purchased different brand bipods before but they never seem to match up to harris bipods. Yes, harris is more expensive but you get what you pay for.

Author: cubuffalo (verified customer) , Surplus collector, from Anaheim, CA on Dec 30, 2011
Pros:  Construction, quality
Would recommend:  yes

cubuffalo wrote:

This bipod has excellent fit and finish with no flaws. Components are rugged and designed to last. No problems mounting it and the design is solid and sturdy.

Author: Vmedeiros (verified customer) from San mateo, California on Jul 15, 2011
Pros:  Everything
Cons:  Leg rotation does not lock
Would recommend:  yes

Vmedeiros wrote:

Harris bipod is pretty much the best bipod on the market. The benchrest model is solid, and with the notched legs you can single handedly adjust on the fly. The only issue is that you cannot lock the legs from rotating like you can do in the smooth legged model. This means when loading the bipod on a shot, the legs spin an walk forward from the forward pressure you are applying when laying prone. ...but If done right you will have no issue.

Author: vmedeiros from San Mateo, CA on Jul 10, 2011
Would recommend:  yes

vmedeiros wrote:

Like all Harris bipod's it is very good. The only issue i had is with the notched leg version is you cannot lock the legs so they do not rotate. That means when I try to load the bipod to reduce muzzle flip, the feet spin instead of getting a sturdy grip on whatever platform I am shooting off of. The Notched legs is pretty convenient for leveling your rifle one handed on the fly. Not as accurate as the smooth leg version, but It is the preferred setup in the world of precision shooting. You are probably better off getting the swivel version to compensate for the notched leg's limited fine adjustment.

Author: voltron23464 (verified customer) , Target Shooter, Savage Model 11 FCNS, from Virginia Beach VA on Mar 2, 2011
Pros:  Solid metal frame, springs, easy to install
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

voltron23464 wrote:

I got this bipod for my Savage 11 FCNS and had it installed in minutes. The contstruction is solid and changing the height of the legs is a snap. I use it primarily for bench target shooting and it does exactly what I need it to. It is worth the extra money compared to the cheaper plastic bipods.

Author: allamerican215 (verified customer) from Rolla, MO on Jan 6, 2011
Would recommend:  yes

allamerican215 wrote:

I purchased this bipod for shooting prone and off the bench. I could not be happier. It is very well made and very solid. I love the ability to pivot the gun on the bipod, just set your desired tension or resistance so that it stays where you put it. The best part is the notched legs, all it ever takes is one hand to put the legs exactly where you want them and very fast! Great product!

Author: Mr Pink (verified customer) from OH on Sep 9, 2010
Pros:  compact, solid
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

Mr Pink wrote:

best bipods out there. great quality, low price.