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Posted: 2/11/2005 7:11:17 PM EDT
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Does anyone have a web address for the Harris bi-pod company? Thanks, 77Bronc |
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www.harrisbipods.com Edit.... Actually now that I look at it that doesn't seem like the "official" Harris site. |
yep I was refering to what he said, the above website is just a guy trying to make money on the name " harris" |
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I ma glad I am not the only one who cannot find it. I went to the Harrisbipod website and it is not the official. It is amazing how a company that defines itself in a nitch market does not have a website. I really am looking for any info on the swivel style Harris BP. I have a standard now, but I am looking for another BP for my new RRA varmit. I like the flevability of the Versa Pod, but I just do not get a good feeling or comments from the AR15.com readers. Harris is quality and I would like to stick with them. Any help woulmd be great. 77Bronc |
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From the Harris literature... "Series S Bipods rotate to either side for instant leveling on uneven ground. Hinged base has tension adjustment and buffer springs to eliminate tremor or looseness in crotch area of Bipod. They are otherwise similar to non-rotating Series 1A2." Also: "The Series S compared to the 1A2: No difference in performace will be noted. There is absolutely no shake in the crotch area of either series." Finally from the Instructions for Attachment: "MAINTENANCE: -blah -blah Series S Bipods have a hole in base hinge buttress. One drop of gun oil every year or two will suffice." That's all of the S Series specific information from the Harris literature, hope this helps until they can get some more stuff on-line... don't they know it's the 21st Century??? -Randy |
| Dude that T-nut thing looks like an exact clone of Terry's PodLoc..... T-Nut Bipod Lever I wonder if he knows about that? |
There was a thread on this a while back. They need some modification to work with the harris bipods. Personally, I think enough of Terry's customer service that I don't mind paying the extra. |
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