I hate to say it, but my stuff shoots well on a Harris. My favorite is the Accu-Tac, but I dont think the Harris holds me back. My only gripe with the Harris is the spring loaded legs. More than once I've pulled the rifle to me in the field, had a foot catch a lump of grass, and dropped the muzzle on the ground.
Harris is kind of like the fat chick of bipods...you can get rounds off with one just fine, but don't let your friends catch you with it.
I would compare its presence in the above photo to something along the lines of a hot Italian model...but she's got a tampon string hanging out.
Harris is kind of like the fat chick of bipods...you can get rounds off with one just fine, but don't let your friends catch you with it.
I would compare its presence in the above photo to something along the lines of a hot Italian model...but she's got a tampon string hanging out.
. I’ve never seen one fail on our team and we trained constantly(outside of deployments), ran the piss out of em and weren’t soft on em. We also didn’t have the latitude to put whatever accessory we wanted on our issued stuff. On the AI I prefer spigot mounted anything due to the height… but generally speaking a Harris won’t hold ya back. They’re good at a few things = cheap, durable, light, quick to deploy. They’re not the sexiest these days but they work. I’d not scoff at anyone with one.
. Never say never I guess. I just didn’t see it in my time. They impressed me enough that I still use em mostly. Except for on my AI. I will say I plan on trying one of the cool competition oriented bipods now that I can pick/use my own stuff.
