Reviews - Harris Engineering LM 9-13in. Solid Base Bipod, Black - LM1A2 Reviews - 2H-B0-LM1A2

Author: GrendelShooter from Houston, Tx on Jul 5, 2012
Pros:  Well build, solid base
Cons:  has level issues even on level ground/benches
Would recommend:  no

GrendelShooter wrote:

Although many like this bipod, it has a problem in with not being level on level platforms, like benches. The design on some of those produced creates an cantor to one side or the other. Save $$$ in the long run and buy the S series Harris.

Author: Rumbler (verified customer) , Training junkie., from Tallahassee, FL on Apr 18, 2011
Pros:  Solid, stable, easy to mount and employ
Cons:  Notched legs, added width
Would recommend:  yes

Rumbler wrote:

Mounted this on a special purpose rifle; Remington 700P in .308. Overall it is a fine bipod. Easy to mount, stable and easy to employ. Adjustment is fast, stable, and solid. I have not had a problem with the notched leg length adjustment, but can easily foresee this being a problem that would alter the ability to keep the optic reticle properly aligned to the vertical in rough terrain. The stability; I see that as a curse and a blessing. It is a very stable bipod when deployed. But you can forget using a standard properly fitting rifle case. Because of the width it adds to the front of the rifle it simply will not fit unless you buy an extra long case. Thus, in practical terms either a "tactical rifle case" or a hard case (rectangular box) is mandated.

Author: jasonmathew (verified customer) , Recreational Shooter, from houston on Jul 16, 2010
Pros:  Portablility, Adaptability
Cons:  Not the most accurate to shoot from
Would recommend:  yes

jasonmathew wrote:

Bipod is great, def gives you that needed shooting platform when nothing is available. The only downside is shot consistency; my sub .5moa rifle shot a 1.5" group of 5 at 100yds, which is still plenty acceptable in a pinch. Great contruction and ruggedness.