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Nevada-based Reptilia Corp has been putting out firearms accessories like optics mounts and weaponlight mounts for over a decade, drawing on prior experience with companies like Magpul, SilencerCo, and others. Products like their dot mounts, RMR mounts, and light bodies have proven to be popular rifle add-ons. With a July 1st announcement, they have expanded to a new offering aimed at users of the Geissele 34mm Super Precision mount. The new ROF Diving Board enables shooters to add devices like laser rangefinders on top of their rifle scopes. Reptilia’s official product description is shared below.
This top-down view shows the mount’s six MIL-STD-1913 rail slots.
Introducing the ROF™ – Diving Board in 34mm for laser range finders!
The ROF™- Diving Board for 34mm Geissele®️ Super Precision®️ Magnified Optic Mounts was manufactured at the request of a DoD customer. The Diving Board places a MIL-STD-1913 rail at the ideal position and height to mount laser range finders such as the Wilcox®️ RAPTAR, laser illuminators/target designators, or miniature red dot optics. Additionally the Diving Board doubles the support area on the optic tube by reusing the ring cap from the Super Precision Mount. While it has been optimized for use with the NightForce®️ ATACR™️, it is compatible with a wide range of other magnified optics.
The 34mm ROF-Diving Board is immediately available in our FDE MIL-STD Type III, Class 2, hard anodize.
Like all of Reptilia’s products, the ROF-Diving Board is 100% designed and manufactured in the USA.
ROF™ -Diving Board places range finding lasers or IR laser illuminators/target designators at the ideal height to clear inline mounted thermal systems such as the ADUNS or KAC AN/PVS-30 without interference.
Machined from billet 7075-T6 aluminum, this mount weighs only 100 grams.
Geissele’s Super Precision Mounts, with which this platform is designed for use, is available in both AR-15/M4 and AR-10/SR-25 flavors, with an additional “National Match” version offered in limited quantities during the summertime, intended to coincide with Civilian Marksmanship Program competitions at Camp Perry. If you employ such a setup and decide to add one of these to your rig, please comment below to let us know what you think! See you at the range.
Photos courtesy of Reptilia Corp.
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