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AimShot MTMQR140PR Quick Release M-Lok Adapter Picatinny Rail Black Anodized

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Brand
Aimshot
Color
Black Anodized
Category
Accessories
Platform
AR-15
Mount Type
M-LOK
Accessory Type
Mounts, Rings & Bases
UPC
669256711407
MPN
MTMQR140PR

Overview

The AimShot MTMQR140PR is a 140mm (approximately 5.5-inch) Picatinny rail adapter designed for M-LOK mounting systems on AR-platform firearms. Constructed from 6061 T-6 aluminum with a black anodized finish, this low-profile mount features a tool-free quick-release mechanism. Users can easily install or remove the mount by squeezing the side buttons to engage or release the locking arms, ensuring firm retention. The adapter provides 14 slots for attaching compatible accessories such as vertical foregrips, angle foregrips, lights, lasers, and optics.

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