B&T Skeleton Mount QD Aimpoint Micro, 59mm optical axis

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The B&T Skeleton Mount QD raises the optical axis of an Aimpoint Micro (T1, T2, H1, H2) to 59mm. This height is based on current shooting concepts that emphasize a straight, relaxed head position for more dynamic shooting disciplines, and also provides "tall guys" with a more comfortable shooting stance. For the hunter, the elevated optical axis is advantageous when using night vision goggles.

The Skeleton Mount features a high sight line but still allows for the use of a (folding) front sight with a height of 39mm thanks to an integrated, side-adjustable rear sight. The rear sight blade is mounted as a standard aperture sight, but a classic U-shaped rear sight is included and can be swapped out according to preference. The quick-release lever allows for easy mounting and dismounting for different disciplines or applications. Re-zeroing is not necessary IF the mount is used with a NAR rail. With a classic Picatinny rail, slight deviations may be possible.

Please note:
This mount is designed for all optics with the Aimpoint Micro footprint BUT the optical axis of 59mm is only guaranteed with the original Aimpoint Micro sights. Optics from other manufacturers may vary, so functionality in conjunction with a magnifier is not guaranteed.

The mount is delivered WITHOUT screws for the red dot sight!

Product details:

B&T Skeleton Mount 59mm QD

for Aimpoint Micro footprint

with integrated rear sight at 39mm

aperture sight or U-shaped sight convertible

Material: high-strength aluminum
Color: matte black hard anodized
with quick mounting

Images are for illustration purposes only. Micro T-1, as well as magnifier with flip-down mount, are not included in the delivery.

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 governmental and military inquiries. The high quality and robustness of their products have found worldwide acceptance, leading to the development of their own weapon systems. The reliable semi-automatic rifles, which initially served for governmental use, are now also available for the civilian market.