Samson Quick Flip Aimpoint Mount

Quick-transition mount combines secure, correct-height attachment of an Aimpoint 3XMag behind a compatible red dot sight with a spring-loaded mechanism that flips the magnifier aside for instant return to unmagnified operation of sight. Lets you shift from long-range to short-range targeting almost instantly. Heavy-duty machined-aluminum construction ensures solid, wobble-free mounting on MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny receiver rail, so the magnifier stays correctly positioned behind the sight.

Mount bolts directly to the factory holes in the bottom of the 3XMag (machine screws included)—no gunsmithing required. Ambi design allows installation with lever and flip path on the left or right side. Quick-flip tab has deep, grooves for easy activation with a flick of your thumb. Bolt-On model clamps to rail with a robust locking bar and bolt system. Bolt serves as a recoil lug that locks into one rail slot to prevent unwanted movement under recoil.

Also available with A.R.M.S. quick-release throw-lever base that lets you remove the magnifier and mount as a unit in seconds; re-mount just as fast without loss of zero. Steel lever system combines a cam and locking foot with a robust recoil lug to clamp the mount to the rail as tightly as the bolt-on base. Lever closes securely against the side of the mount to prevent snagging on other objects, yet releases easily when needed.

Aimpoint 3x Magnifier
The 3XMag magnifying module is specially designed for compatibility with Aimpoint® sights and for maximum flexibility and increased performance in the field.

$520.00

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Samson Quick Flip Aimpoint Mount

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