Reptilia RMR Mounting Options For 30mm Optics
It may seem counterintuitive to some shooters, but a backup reflex or red dot optic on top of a 1x variable optic does make sense. Competition shooters can transition between close and far targets without having take a hand off to move the magnification ring. Similarly, home defense setups can have optics with two zero distances. The Reptilia RMR mounting options give shooters the ability to put together the perfect setup for their intended uses. Details, links and specifications can be found below.
Reptilia RMR backUp Mounting Options For 30mm Optics
The Reptilia ROF-90 is a drop-in upgrade for magnified scope mounts. Available initially for Geissele Automatics’ Super Precision 30mm optic mount, it adds a mounting point for a Trijicon RMR to provide a fast, close-range optic to your magnified scope.
Each ROF model is designed to minimize each optic’s distance from the host scope’s centerline, while ensuring enough clearance that the sight picture isn’t obscured.
- Type III hardcoat anodized 7075 aluminum
- 34gr
- NSN: 1005-01-674-673
- MSRP: $114.95
The Reptilia ROF-45 is a drop-in upgrade for magnified scope mounts. Available initially for Geissele Automatics’ Super Precision 30mm optic mount, it adds a mounting point for a Trijicon RMR to provide a fast, close-range optic to your magnified scope.
Each ROF model is designed to minimize each optic’s distance from the host scope’s centerline, while ensuring enough clearance that the sight picture isn’t obscured.
- Type III hardcoat anodized 7075 aluminum
- 34gr
- NSN: 1005-01-674-6614
- MSRP: $114.95
The Reptilia ROF SAR is a drop-in upgrade for magnified scopes with an objective diameter of 1.3 inches or less. Available initially to fit 30mm scope tubes, it adds a mounting point for a Trijicon RMR® to provide a fast, close-range option to your magnified scope.
The ROF-SAR can easily position the reflex optic at 90°, 45°, or any angle the user prefers. The ROF Riser can be added if additional height is needed to clear a host scope’s turrets.
- Type III hardcoat anodized 7075 aluminum
- 36gr
- NSN: 1005-01-674-6724
- MADE IN USA
- MSRP: $159.95
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ill stick with my $20 45 degree offset back up iron sight set
my damn near 50 year old eyes can still shoot less than 2 moa to 100 yards with them on a 1 moa gun
I am currently in a low speed trial of this sort of thing--using a Burris Fast Fire on top of a Vortex scope on an AR.
In *my* experience you have to use a low mounted scope because otherwise the stack gets high enough that you lose cheek weld--and that makes harder to find the dot.