Sling Stud picatinny style rail, ACCU wedge and QD torch mount kit

We have combined our famous Picatinny style rail adapter with our ACCU wedge and our new 25.4 – 30mm QD offset torch mount to make this great Quick-detach torch mount kit for night shooting.

The ACCU wedge adds very little weight to your rifle. It will help with spot-light night shooting when adding a torch to your rifle. It will keep your torch-light parallel to the barrel.

The Sling Stud Picatinny style rail gives you exceptional stability & also the option to install the famous Atlas Style Quick Detach* (QD) Bipods to your rifles without spending a huge amount of money. It is longer than other ones, as we designed it with 3 oversized slots & will allow more types of quick-detach accessories to be installed. e.g Atlas Bipod. It also makes a better attachment point.
– Rubber base for great cohesion.
– Installs to your Rifles sling stud.
– Has a built-in sling stud for you to still attach a sling.

With our OTM-30 torch mount, you can quickly and easily attach your torch to a Picatinny rail on your rifle. It has a quick-release lever helping to hold the torch safely on your rife, but also making it easy to take off when it’s not needed. You can also tune the tension to make sure the torch beam stays in one place.

Fits torch diameters: 25.4mm to 30mm

This offset design helps you reach the torch illumination button faster and easier. It can be changed for left or right-handed users.

You can mount a wider array of torches including the P7 LED Lenser range, with the insert shims we have included.

Quick-detach torch mount kit contents:

• Sling Stud Picatinny rail weight: 88g.
• ACCU Wedge: 10 g.
• OTM-30 QD torch mount weight: 86g (Comes with Allen keys for mounting)

Rifle, bag, torch & bipod not included & used for demonstration purposes. Each item in this kit is also sold separately.

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“Best night shooting kit I’ve found!!

Easy to attach and take off and its offset design means I can turn it on easily, with my hand on the fore grip of my rifle.“