High Profile Riser Mount, 1” Saddle Height with See-through Design, 5.7” Long Picatinny Rail with STANAG Feature, Total 13 Slots, Made from Aircraft Aluminum with Matte Anodizing
This UTG High Full Size Riser Mount has a 5.7-inch Picatinny rail with 13 slots, STANAG feature for flexible accessory applications, a high profile, and is see-through to allow for use with the original iron sights. It features a 1-inch saddle height, a side plate with spring tension for quick and easy installation, retention thumb nuts and locking plate for quick and easy installation, and is precision machined from aircraft-grade aluminum with matte black anodizing.
Features:
- High-profile mount for rifles with Picatinny/Weaver rail
- 1 Picatinny rail with 3 slots
- STANAG dimension includes mounting base, two through-holes, and proper clearance below the base for STANAG styled scopes
- Precision machined from aircraft aluminum with matte black anodizing
- 1-inch saddle height with see-through design
- See-through design allows for the use of the original iron sights
Specifications:
- Material: Aluminum
- Weight: 6.9 ounces
- Pieces: 1
- Rail Type: Picatinny/Weaver
- No. of Rails: 1
- Length: 5.7 by 1.75 by 1.2 inches (L x W x H)
About UTG and Leapers, Inc.
Leapers, Inc., headquartered in Michigan, has been in the business of supplying shooting, hunting, and outdoor gear since 1991. By setting un-compromised high standards for all of their business operations, Leapers' goal is to provide total solutions by paying close attention to industry trends and customer feedback, with a focus on making the best-in-class niche products available for hunting, shooting, and outdoor enthusiasts.
In 2009, Leapers made an important decision to start our Made-In-the-USA Manufacturing Operation. With a full commitment to serving more customers in the market with 922R compliant products, Leapers has begun making unique mounting systems under the UTG PRO brand in Michigan and will continue to be innovators in the hunting, shooting, and outdoor industries.
