Features a quick-release mechanism with multiple proprietary recoil lugs for secure rail engagement, allowing effortless removal and re-attachment without requiring zero confirmation
Features automatic retention with heavy-duty springs, ensuring the optic stays securely in place even under intense recoil, allowing for easy 1-handed mounting
Features a snag-resistant knob design with a compact, circular shape that minimizes the risk of gear snags during use
Precision-cut dimensions ensure perfect fit and placement on MIL-STD-1913, NATO and damaged rails for secure attachment
Demonstrates exceptional durability with construction from machined 6061 aluminum, ensuring consistent and reliable performance over time

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The Trijicon RMRcc footprint quick-release 45 degree offset mount with Trijicon Q-LOC technology is crafted from durable 6061-T6 aluminum, featuring an Easy-to-use, one-handed, tool-less mounting system. Designed to accommodate a Trijicon red dot sight with the RMR footprint, it positions the optic at a 45 degree angle next to your primary optic, ideal for close-range shooting scenarios. This mount offers versatility with the ability to attach to either the right or left side of the weapon. It ensures superior return-to-zero performance in a lightweight, low-profile design compatible with any picatinny rail configuration.

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