B&T ASM QD Quick Release Mount for Aimpoint COA 39 mm Optical Axis, Black

Available directly from stock.

The B&T ASM is the successor to the Skeleton Mount and also features many characteristics of this lightweight and compact mount. Depending on the version, the ASM raises the optical axis of the new Aimpoint COA to 24mm or 39mm. The 39mm corresponds to the "1/3 co-witness" height, meaning the rear sight and front sight of a (folding) sight are located in the lower third of the reticle below the illuminated point of the sight. The 24mm is intended for use on bolt-action rifles or shotguns and is suitable for using these weapons in dynamic disciplines or during driven hunts.

The quick-release lever allows the mount to be easily attached and detached for different disciplines or purposes. Re-zeroing is not necessary IF the mount is used with a NAR rail. With the classic Picatinny rail, slight deviations may be possible. The lightweight and slim design harmonizes perfectly with the Micro-Sights, and the QD-Lever features a lock to prevent accidental release. The ASM also includes a nut with a screw to swap the QD lever for a fixed mount. This is advisable if the sight remains permanently on the weapon or a slimmer design is preferred.

Please note:
This mount is designed for all optics with the Aimpoint COA footprint - A-CUT!

Product details:

B&T ASM

39mm or 24mm optical axis
for Aimpoint COA footprint

slim, lightweight design
quick-release lever or fixed mount (both options included)
Material: high-strength aluminum
Color: matte black or coyote tan hard-anodized
QD-Lever with locking latch

The Swiss company B&T AG (formerly Brügger & Thomet) has been in existence since 1991. Originally known for its suppressors, B&T also develops suitable mounts, handguards, and grips for various weapon systems due to requests from authorities and the military. The high quality and robustness of their products have gained worldwide acceptance, leading to the development of their own weapon systems. The reliable self-loading rifles, which initially served for official use, are now also available for the civilian market.