Hygoo S Lock Ratchet Lever Pivot Lock for S Series Harris Bipod

Should work in theory, but the handle I received wasn't tapped/threaded, so it doesn't work at all. No work around. Waste of 10 bucks. Spend the extra few bucks and get the good one. This one is flawed.****UPDATE****** I sent item back and received a new one that was threaded correctly. It works great. It is heavy, but it does the job. If you want a lighter one built of polymer that the military uses, search online. Its about $30 dollars. Its a better option if your trying to save weight.

I purchase lots of items from Amazon and various online vendors. Rarely am I compelled to write a review. This item, Hygoo S Lock Rachet for S Series Harris Bidod's is the exception. The lever is sturdy and is a perfect replacement for the knurled knob. I wish I had purchased it sooner. I was out sighting in my Winchester .243 and the original knurled knob wouldn't budge. So after returning home I search for a replacement and found several levers that were mentioned in various forums. Many were 2-3x the price of this unit. This unit works perfect. No need to purchase a more expensive option. As some have mentioned, there aren't any instructions, but they're really not needed. Remove the original nut and knurled knob...and put this one in its place. Takes no time at all. It took me longer to walk to the garage to get the rachet/socket.

This thing works perfectly with my Harris SBRMP bipod. I could not get it to lock in place with the standard knob provided, so I gave this a try and it now is very easy to tighten down and keep level. There were no instructions provided but you just need a 1/4 inch socket to remove the standard knob and then simply screw this one on. The handle pulls outward so you can turn It counterclockwise without loosening anything and continue to tighten down until you get the tightness you want. I have these on all of my Harris bipods now (3 of them) shooting 6.5 CM, 308, and 300 WinMag, and they are holding up well after many rounds fired and many cycles of tightening and loosening.

Works just fine, certainly as good as any other levers designed to replace the Harris bipod lock nut. Doesn’t include instructions but it’s easy enough to figure out. You’ll need a 6.5mm attachment for a ratchet set (should be standard in most ratchet sets) to remove the original lock nut. No tools needed after that.

Works well could have machined the splines a little deeper. Has a little wiggle acceptable for the price.

Installs easily and works great. Big improvement over the stock cant adjustment nut.

Terrible. The lever is SUPER loose from the bushing. Which makes it feel super flimsy and cheap like it is. IDK what kind of metal this is but I could have swore it was polymer. I should be returning this but I'm gonna see how long it lasts since it was so cheap. Idk why all these reviews are so glowing. I'm not even a stickler on things, this thing is just lame.

Honestly this really wasn't a necessity for me but more of just a cool add on that wasn't too expensive so I figured it made some sense so I bought it. Installing it was easy but it literally came with zero instructions and when I unscrewed my original nut from my Bipod I didn't know I was supposed to hold the opposite end tight to the base so all the backend with the plate washers and pin fell out, a bit of a pain and at 1st I thought I had lost something because I couldn't get it all to stay in place until I looked up a video and watched what needed to happen to install this correctly. After that little snafu the rest was cake. Once installed it did what it was intended to do fine but I found the lever to be waaaay too long. It protrudes a good distance past the bipod assembly and interferes with the sling swivel of my firearm. It doesn't matter which position I stick it in either, down or on the side it sticks out a lot creating an easy snag point. Really the thing could be half as long as it is and work perfectly fine without protruding, and I was considering just cutting or grinding it down to the size I'd like but for the price of it I just shoved it back in the bag and threw it into my firearm accessory drawer to maybe try again later sometime or to give to someone else. I just threw the original tensioner back on it and called it a day. This was going on a Weatherby Accumark which has a really narrow forend on it so if you have something a bit bulkier you may not get the same level of protrusion I was getting and it may be just fine for you, but for me on my rifle it just wasn't it.