Harris spikes

[nbmonte]

Anybody have a source for adaptors and spikes for a Harris bipod in Canada? I’m trying to avoid customs roulette and would like to order Canadian if possible. I have the notched legs if it makes a difference.

Thanks

 

[rgv]

Contact Ken at Bullseye, they have what you want

 

[Nova316]

There's a guy who has some for sale in the EE, I have a set and they are really well built

https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...arris-and-Atlas-Bipod-spikes?highlight=Harris

 

[nbmonte]

Thanks

I saw the ones in the EE, but the add mentioned they weren’t for notched legs, so I never looked into them.

 

[Clocked92]

Check out the brand Riflesticks. They are the ones I have. Punch out the pin and put on the adaptor for the spikes.

 

[Maple57]

Spiked bipod feet are awesome for grassy soil, but not so good in sand, gravel or rocky areas.

 

[nbmonte]

Spiked bipod feet are awesome for grassy soil, but not so good in sand, gravel or rocky areas.

That may be, but I don’t find the rubber feet do well in sand or gravel, either. Spikes are a chance I’m willing to take.

 

[rugbydave]

Spiked bipod feet are awesome for grassy soil, but not so good in sand, gravel or rocky areas.

They're generally better in all conditions, I've found, unless you care about what they're sitting on (like your hardwood floor, haha).

 

[Ryan.M.Anderson]

They're generally better in all conditions, I've found, unless you care about what they're sitting on (like your hardwood floor, haha).

They probably would work well in hardwood as long as you worked them in. Tile on the other hand probably not.

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