Description
Most scoped rifles leave you with a single-purpose setup: effective at distance, slow to work up close. This Sig Sauer offset mount solves that by rotating a secondary reflex sight 45 degrees off the bore axis, so switching from your magnified optic to a red dot is a matter of rolling the rifle rather than swapping gear. The scope stays on, zeroed and undisturbed, while the reflex sight sits ready at a natural cant for close-range work.
The mount attaches to any M1913 Picatinny rail, which means it works on the top rail of essentially any modern scoped rifle without modification. It is machined from aluminum with a black anodized finish, keeping weight minimal without sacrificing the rigidity needed to hold zero on a secondary sight. The 45-degree angle is a deliberate trade-off: it positions the sight far enough off the primary optical axis to avoid interference, while keeping the transition fast and intuitive under pressure.
Sig engineered this mount for broad footprint compatibility. It accepts the Romeo1T, Romeo1PRO, RomeoZero, Romeo2, Romeo3, Romeo3MAX, and Romeo3XL from their own line, and it also accommodates the Trijicon RMR and SRO, the Leupold DeltaPoint Pro, Holosun 507C, 407C, and 508T, and Shield RMS, RMS-C, and SMS optics, among others. That range of compatibility makes it a practical platform whether you are running Sig’s own sights or a different brand you already own.




