Arisaka light mounts and accessories

[Voodoo_Man]

[nimdabew]

Sorry yeah meant 3:00. Just seems like an odd place for a low use / niche accessory.

*not trying to nitpick, it is your rifle after all

It's fine. I wanted to keep bulk down as much as possible. The back up irons are back up, not primary. I am not concerned about maximum distance between the irons so it was the easiest solution.

[Voodoo_Man]

[TXBK]

Slippers, when do you expect to get more keymod finger stops in stock? Am I correct to assume, that the keymod ring light mount will allow a Surefire Fury to be mounted with the bezel (1.37") next to the rail on a KMR?

[drtywk]

Slippers, when do you expect to get more keymod finger stops in stock? Am I correct to assume, that the keymod ring light mount will allow a Surefire Fury to be mounted with the bezel (1.37") next to the rail on a KMR?

Not Slippers, but yes the KM Ring Light Mount will work with the Fury on a KMR. I am running one on my 15" KMR at the 10 o'clock position.

[Slippers]

Slippers, when do you expect to get more keymod finger stops in stock? Am I correct to assume, that the keymod ring light mount will allow a Surefire Fury to be mounted with the bezel (1.37") next to the rail on a KMR?

We have a batch of keymod finger stops at anodizing right now, so hopefully later this week or early next.

[TXBK]

Thank you, both.

[Slippers]

Our new inline and offset picatinny mounts are now available. These are based on a special picatinny rail segment that fits on both an inline base for KeyMod/M-Lok and our existing offset scout mounts for KeyMod/M-Lok/CMR. Like most of our light mounts, you can shift the picatinny rail segment side-to-side to tuck it up against the top rail or give clearance around front sights or other accessories.

Inline for M-Lok:










Offset for KeyMod:

[Slippers]

Few more pictures of the new mounts on the Centurion Arms CMR:

[Slippers]

This shot shows how the offset positioning works with our new inline picatinny mount. The handguard is the newest gen 3 m-lok from Midwest Industries.