Primary Adaptive System Solutions has an interesting solution for users of Harris bipods.

The product is called “Primary Adaptive System Solutions (P.A.S.S.) Harris Bipod clamp-on leg adapters“.

It’s a small CNC machined clamp-on adapter, when mounted to your Harris bipod leg allows you to mount an additional set of bipod legs.

Yes, it might make your rifle look like is has an antenna attached however in practical shooting or 3 Gun there’s sometimes a need to go from short legs to longer legs on your bipod, or vice versa.

For instance you would like to shoot a stage from a kneeling position, with long bipod legs, then go prone with short legs.

You could have several bipods attached, with quick detach,  a solution I’ve used it to nail various stages.

Or you could use one bipod, and have the clamp-on attached with the possibility to change the length of the legs.

There are discussions within the IPSC Rifle Rules to ban this kind of usage of multi-bipods. Probably as it looks a bit silly, and isn’t considered to be practical. However, the solution pictured would most likely still be legal with the rules. Technically it’s just one bipod, but with more legs.

Just beware so you don’t sweep your hand or fingers in front of the muzzle.

Below, a solution with B&T Industries Atlas Bipod Spike Feet fitted.

Here’s a short demonstration video of the function. I’ve seen them being used by a friend (bipod master level 10),  and I’d love to try this system out.

The price is $ 64.95 and you can find them here:

Primary Adaptive Solution Systems (P.A.S.S.) Harris Bipod clamp-on leg adapters