The Harris Bipods 1A2-BR2 is a non-swivel shooting bipod built for precision rifle work on rough ground. Unlike standard fixed bipods, this 6- to 9-inch model features self-leveling legs that automatically compensate for uneven terrain—a game-changer when you're setting up on sloped hillsides or rocky benches where a level platform isn't guaranteed. The self-leveling mechanism works passively as you settle the rifle, so you spend less time fussing with leg angles and more time on target.

What sets the 1A2-BR2 apart is the combination of its stationary 1A2 base with the classic Harris S-Series rocking function. That means the rifle can move fore and aft on the bipod to help you find the natural point of aim without torquing the gun sideways—essential for repeatable accuracy at the range or in the field. Height adjustment is smooth and quick, letting you fine-tune leg length from your shooting position with a simple twist of the locking mechanism. Once dialed in, the lock holds firm.

Built from steel and aluminum, the bipod is tough enough for years of hard use. Rubber feet grip whatever surface you're on—dirt, rock, concrete, or range mat—and won't slip or scratch your shooting bench. This is a no-nonsense tool for hunters who need a stable platform on uneven country, long-range shooters who demand repeatability, and field riflemen who refuse to compromise on consistency.

The Harris Bipods 1A2-BR2 is a non-swivel shooting bipod built for precision rifle work on rough ground. Unlike standard fixed bipods, this 6- to 9-inch model features self-leveling legs that automatically compensate for uneven terrain—a game-changer when you're setting up on sloped hillsides or rocky benches where a level platform isn't guaranteed. The self-leveling mechanism works passively as you settle the rifle, so you spend less time fussing with leg angles and more time on target.

What sets the 1A2-BR2 apart is the combination of its stationary 1A2 base with the classic Harris S-Series rocking function. That means the rifle can move fore and aft on the bipod to help you find the natural point of aim without torquing the gun sideways—essential for repeatable accuracy at the range or in the field. Height adjustment is smooth and quick, letting you fine-tune leg length from your shooting position with a simple twist of the locking mechanism. Once dialed in, the lock holds firm.

Built from steel and aluminum, the bipod is tough enough for years of hard use. Rubber feet grip whatever surface you're on—dirt, rock, concrete, or range mat—and won't slip or scratch your shooting bench. This is a no-nonsense tool for hunters who need a stable platform on uneven country, long-range shooters who demand repeatability, and field riflemen who refuse to compromise on consistency.