HARRIS Bipod for Prone Shooting 1A2-25 Height: 30cm <> 63cm

€152.50
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051156112253

The Ultra-light Harris 1A2-25 Bipods are made from heat-treated steel and hard alloys. They attach to the quick swivel stud of most bolt-action rifles featuring a conventional stock design. Carrying the rifle with a sling or shooting offhand is not hindered by the use of a Harris Bipod. The folding legs have fully adjustable spring extensions (except for the BRM and LM Models). Black anodized finish.

Features

  • Extends from 30cm to 63.5cm
  • Tripod extraction
  • Solid base
  • Attaches to the sling swivel stud
  • Ultra-lightweight - 500g
  • Prone position
  • From the seated position, the additional height allows greater freedom when shooting at an elevated target.
More Information
EAN/UPC 051156112253
Manufacturer HARRIS
Manufacturer Code 1A2-25
Price €152.50
Base Fix
Maximal lenght 63cm
Minimal Lenght 30cm

Descrizione

SMOOTH LEGS Allows numerous height adjustments when the legs are extended. Thumb screws on each leg lock the desired height. The smooth legs automatically retract under spring tension. The bipod conveniently folds out of the way when not in use, folding toward the muzzle. The folded legs are held securely in position by robust spring-return mechanisms.
NOTCHED LEGS Spring-loaded: when the release button is pressed, they extend to maximum height. Adjustments are locked at 1-inch intervals and released by pressing a button on each leg. Notched legs are available on BR (6-9 inch) and L (9-13 inch) bipod models. The bipod conveniently folds out of the way when not in use, folding toward the muzzle. The folded legs are held securely in position by robust spring-return mechanisms.
SELF-LEVELING LEGS Allows the shooter to quickly set up on uneven surfaces and adjust leg height without leaving position. Self-leveling legs are available on BR (6-9 inch) and L (9-13 inch) bipod models. Self-leveling legs allow numerous height adjustments and require only a simple twist of the locking mechanism to hold them in place. To keep the legs fully retracted or extended, the locking mechanism must be tightened. The bipod conveniently folds out of the way when not in use, folding toward the muzzle. The folded legs are held securely in position by robust spring-return mechanisms.

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