Trijicon releases new line of Quick Release Mounts for RMR, MRO optics
The Quick Release Mounts work alongside RMR and MRO, pictured above. (Photo: Trijicon)
Optics connoisseurs Trijicon announced a new set of Quick Release Mounts designed specifically for the RMR and MRO sights series.
Trijicon offers eight new models in low, full co-witness and lower 1/3 co-witness heights all machined from lightweight 7075 T6 aluminum. The mounts have been tested by the company and determined to meet MIL-standard requirements.
The mounts come in eight different models to accommodate a swath of shooters. (Photo: Trijicon)
The mounts allow users to quickly attach and remove sights with the platform featuring return to zero accuracy. Touting 45 degree offset models, the mounts permit users to use the RMR or MRO on the left or right side of the firearm. Trijicon says mounts are slim enough to fit under a majority of magnified optics.
The Quick Release Mounts boast compatibility with Picatinny rail platforms in addition to low mount options available for Weaver bases. Perfect for 3-Gun, law enforcement or hunting, Trijicon says the new Quick Release Mounts are currently available with a price starting at $139.
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