Mesa Tactical Adds Benelli M2 And M4 RMR Co-witness Mounts
Mesa Tactical has two new mounts for RMR-pattern reflex sights. These mounts place the RMR low enough to co-witness with the factory iron sights. Mesa Tactical already made a similar mount for the Beretta A300/1301 family of shotguns, but now Benelli M4 and M2 owners can outfit their guns as well.
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Co-witnessed sights place the red dot on top of the front sight, so the shooter does not have to change head position to see both the irons and red dot. Both of the co-witness sight mounts retail for $69.95. Models with SureShell spare ammo carriers range in price from $103.95 to $133.95, depending on construction (polymer or aluminum) and capacity (4 or 6 shells).
From the manufacturer:
“Mesa Tactical, designer and manufacturer of high-quality tactical accessories and equipment for law enforcement, military, and civilian shooters, is excited to announce the availability of a new line of RMR pattern reflex sight mounts for Benelli M2 and Benelli M4 tactical shotguns. The reflex sight mounts are designed to co-witness with the shotgun factory ghost ring sights.
Mesa Tactical’s reflex sight mounts are CNC machined aluminum mounts for pistol-style reflex sights. These mounts feature a precision machined footprint for a Trijicon® RMR® reflex sight. These sight mounts are attached via drilled and tapped receiver holes.
Mesa Tactical reflex sight mounts are also available with optional integrated SureShell® carriers, available in four- and six-shell configurations only.”
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