B&T Mounting Rail HK SP5 Low Profile for Aimpoint Micro

Available from stock with us.

The B&T Low Profile Aimpoint MICRO mount for the Heckler & Koch MP5 offers the possibility to mount this red dot sight - or a similarly compact model - at co-witness height. Suitable for the HK MP5, the civilian version SP5, and similar models like the MKE T94, this mount provides a compact and stable interface for optical aiming.

The image is exemplary and shows the variant for ACRO.

"Co-Witnessing" means that the open sights can be used through the field of view of the red dot sight. The locking mechanism used for optics mounting on the MP5 & SP5 is standardized according to STANAG and is identical for G3, HK33 & MP5 - therefore, this mount can be used on these weapons and their civilian counterparts. In this mounting rail, the sight is not mounted directly over the footprint but via a Picatinny (NAR) interface, which, however, only has ONE slot and is designed for the original flat Picatinny mounts from Aimpoint or B&T.

The following sights are suitable:

- Aimpoint Micro T-1 with mount
- Aimpoint Micro H-2 with mount
- Bushnell TRS-25

Product details:

- B&T Low Profile Mount for Aimpoint MICRO
- for Heckler & Koch SP5 & MP5
- also fits G3, HK33, etc.

- with Picatinny / NAR interface
- only ONE slot

- Co-Witness through low mounting height
- Material: Aluminum
- Surface: hard anodized, black

Please note:

B&T AG currently uses the NAR, the NATO Accessory Rail, which is a modified version of the well-known Picatinny rail with improved repeatability and tolerance. For the user, the NAR is fully compatible with Picatinny.

Scope of delivery:

- 1x NAR low profile mount (Picatinny mount)
- 1x key
- Mounting screws with clamping jaws

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, 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 self-loading rifles, which first served for governmental use, are now also available for the civilian market.