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Crafted with precision by American skilled trade workers at Griffin Armament\u2019s headquarters in Watertown, WI,\u00a0Griffin Precision Mounts\u2122 (GPM\u2122)<\/strong>\u00a0are machined from lightweight, solid blanks of aircraft-grade aluminum.\u00a0 Engineered for precision, versatility, and durability, these mounts integrate cutting-edge features.\u00a0 This lightweight cantilever QD generation incorporates significant enhancements to fore\/aft mounting flexibility of both the optic in the saddle via .300\u201d increased distance between rings, and the mount on the rail via ~20MM shorter mounting interface length.\u00a0 30% weight reduction was achieved, meeting category market leaders in system weight.\u00a0 A machined pocket interfacing 17-4 stainless nitrided recoil lug was added to enhance features and eliminate screw to rail recess contact.<\/p>\n The unique, patented, split-ring design, offset on two parallel planes, provides five\u00a0Accessory Interface Suite\u2122 (AIS\u2122)<\/strong>\u00a0mounting surfaces: top, left, right, and 45\u00b0 left and right offsets affords unparalleled ambidextrous flexibility for accessory placement, catering to both left- and right-handed users. The\u00a0AIS\u2122<\/strong>\u00a0utilizes a dowel pin alignment system, enabling seamless integration of modular accessories.<\/p>\n Designed with ergonomics in mind,\u00a0GPM\u2122 Mounts<\/strong>\u00a0support\u00a0Rapid Transition Optic\u2122 (RTO\u2122)<\/strong>\u00a0plates, which align secondary non-magnified optics with the stock height over comb, optical centerline. This allows for intuitive, rapid target acquisition with a simple roll of the firearm, maintaining shooter comfort and efficiency.<\/p>\n This QD version features two ball and detent style tension knobs which rigidly affix the mount to the firearm preventing inadvertent loosening under heavy fire. This allows for rapid breakdown for storage, transition of an optic to another host firearm, or rapid removal of the user\u2019s magnified optic setup in the case of a downed optic in the absence of RTO plate attached reflex optical backups.<\/p>\n The AIS\u2122\/RTO\u2122 system is compatible with a wide range of optics, including:<\/p>\n 1.)<\/b>\u00a0It is a good practice to dry fit accessories to confirm screws do not protrude into the ring bores prior to mount assembly. This reduces the minimal risk of damage to optics caused by a long AIS\u2122 accessory screw touching the optic.<\/p>\n 2.)<\/b>\u00a0If QD clamp screws (long bolts on the bottom) are installed, they must be removed prior to Ring Shim installation and lower screw torqueing. Then complete re-installation of clamp screws and torque to 25in\/lbs, followed by threading on the QD knobs until they engage the ball detent. This is followed by affixing the mount to the rail, tightening the QD knobs fully, and completing leveling and top screw installation and torque.<\/p>\n Optic height is measured from the top of the Picatinny rail to the centerline of the tube diameter. To calculate the height to the bottom of the ring cradle, subtract half the tube\u2019s diameter from the listed height.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nSupported Optics and Accessories<\/b><\/h3>\n
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