I believe both are similarly priced, I'm interested in (a couple of) 6-9 swivel versions.....

because i used harris on my rifle in iraq and it held up. thats good enough for me

THANK YOU!
You have a see results option!

I get really tired of having to vote in a poll to see ther results, and potentially skew the poll.

The ones sold at WalMart seem to be exact copies of the Harris. I have both a Harris and a WalMart bipod and the only difference is the price.

Quoted: The ones sold at WalMart seem to be exact copies of the Harris. I have both a Harris and a WalMart bipod and the only difference is the price.

You got lucky! Mine shot loose all the time, It was a piece of crap! I prefer my Harris to it any day.

Quoted: THANK YOU! You have a see results option! I get really tired of having to vote in a poll to see ther results, and potentially skew the poll.

You can just hit vote on any poll to see results don't even need to vote.

Only ever used Harris...but have no complaints...guess I'm biased

Harris, in my opinion, without question.  Here is why, comparing a Harris S-LM 9"-13" vs. a Versapod 9"-12"

Weight:  Winner is Harris.  14 oz versus 30 oz.  The VP weighs a whole pound more!
Stability:  Winner is Harris.  Maybe the VP I checked out was bad, but it was real loose, and almost impossible to hold in a steady position.  Get a Harris swivel model and a Pod-Loc and you are ready to go.  It doesn't have a transverse capability, which would be nice.
Compactness:  Winner is Harris.  It folds up much tighter to the firearm than the VP, which looks like a big wart hanging off the front.
Structural:  Winner is Harris (completely subjective.)  It just feels like it is made better to me.

In my own personal experience Harris is by far the best.  Also, I have yet to see any professional sniper/marksman using anything other than a Harris.