Trijicon RMR/SRO 45 Degree Offset Mount w/ Trijicon Q-LOC Technology
$272.49
The Trijicon RMR/SRO 45 Degree offset mount with Q-LOC Technology features a 7075-T6 aluminum design, with an easy to use one handed tool less mounting system.. Designed to mount an RMR/SRO at a 45 degree angle next to your primary optic which makes it ideal for close range shooting. The mount features the ability to attach to either the right or left side of the weapon. It also has return to Zero features in a low weight, low profile design which works with any Picatinny rail.. NOTE: . Torque Spec (to rail): . Spring Tension Only: 12-16 in. / lbs.. Can be Tightened To: 44-66 in. / lbs. Specifications for Trijicon RMR/SRO 45 Degree Offset Mount w/ Trijicon Q-LOC Technology: Manufacturer: Trijicon Color: Black Finish: Matte Black Anodized Fabric/Material: 6061-T6 Aluminum Length: 1.8 in Width: 2.9 in Weight: 2.49 oz Included Accessories: 2x Hex Key, 1x Installtion Booklet, 4x Screws Package Contents: Trijicon RMR/SRO 45 Degree Offset Mount w/ Trijicon Q-LOC Technology 1 Mount 2 Optic Mounting Screws 2 Hex Key
Lenny Perry –
Solid and built as you would expect from Trijicon. Easy thumb twist for on and off attachment. I paired this with the Holosun 507c red dot and it fit the footprint just perfect with no issue. The mount gives enough throw so you get no interference with your primary scope impeding your view of your red dot. My primary scope is a Vortex Strike Eagle 1-8 and with these two combined it makes for a great set up
Ed –
As you'd expect from anything Trijicon makes, this is a solid piece of equipment. I could never quite get BAC to work for me on my ACOG because my right eye is so dang dominant, so I decided to run an offset RMR. This mount places the RMR at the perfect angle for me to just roll off the ACOG if need be. The QD feature is easy to use and so far has maintained zero, even after a couple removals and reinstalls.My one gripe is that the mount has a really big footprint. It takes up a lot of rail space. I wanted to mount the RMR behind the ACOG, but doing so would push the ACOG too far forward to get proper eye relief. I'm left mounting the RMR forward of the ACOG, just past the ejection port – while that certainly works, it feels more like something is dangling off the side of the rifle. A shorter footprint would be better, so long as that wouldn't sacrifice the solidity of the mount's interface with the rail.
gman –
Great mount built by Trijicon for Trijicon RMR. Easy to install and mount. Very slick
John –
Where is the Loc portion of the mount? There is a screw that tightens, but no "lock" to have absolute confidence the mount is going to stay zeroed when impacted. Going to stick with ADM. Expected better from Trijicon.
JP –
I am left handed so I needed to try a mount that was reversible so if I didn’t like the offset mount I could still sell it and appeal to a right handed shooter with it being reversible. If I was anybody else and not left handed and buying a dedicated 45 degree mount knowing that’s they what want and like I would have gone with something else not necessarily cheaper but a reptillia or nicer more esthetic mount
Nick –
This thing is awesome on my sbr.. strong recomend for those wanting options in adverse scenarios.