The Scalarworks LEAP is our preferred micro optic mount. Due to its weight, durability, simplicity, and repeat-ability. The return to zero is extremely impressive. While the price tag might cause some customers to question a purchase, it’s important to remember that how you mount your optic to your rifle is VERY important. If your mounting solution fails when you need it, then you may as well have not had an optic in the first place. Quality mounting solutions for optics and other equipment like night vision are essential. Don’t skimp on your mounts.
If you need the actual Aimpoint optic, you can buy the T2 or the CompM5 from our store.
Constructed of 7075-T6 billet. The LEAP is currently the lightest Aimpoint Micro QD mount on the market. From left to right: Geissele 1.93 mount, lower 1/3 height, absolute co-witness height. Mounted to a SCAR 16.
Will a Primary Arms or Holosun work on these as well?
Yep! Provided it’s one of their micro ones.
Lower 1/3 or absolute co-witness?
We prefer lower 1/3 since it keeps your head a little more upright and relaxed. Absolute co-witness is useful on guns with taller receivers like 416s, SCARs, bullpups, or certain sub guns.
Generally we recommend lower 1/3 height. But depending on the type of firearm, an absolute co-witness can be nice. Like on this SCAR 16. The receivers are a little taller.Absolute co-witness.The size of an Aimpoint T2 Scalarworks combo versus an Eotech EXPS 3.
Lower 1/3 mounted to a 416.Aimpoint CompM5 mounted to an MCX.The CompM5 works just fine.Lower 1/3 on a BCM.
