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Williams LRS Optic Adapter Plate Remington Hole Spacing Mount

$19.49
Brand
Williams Gun Sight
Color
Matte Black
Category
Gun Parts
Mount Type
Picatinny Rail
Gun Part Type
Optic
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
53506293612
MPN
629361

Overview

The Williams Gun Sight LRS Adapter Plate is a model-specific mount designed to fit the factory drilling and tapping hole pattern of Remington shotguns, including the Remington 870 (excluding 20-gauge models), Remington 870 Fieldmaster, Remington 1100, Remington 1187, Remington V3, and Remington Versa Max. Constructed from aluminum with a black finish, this adapter plate is engineered specifically to pair with the LRS reflex sight, lowering the optic an additional 15% to 20%. This reduction works in tandem with the sight's reverse reflex technology to achieve up to a 50% reticle height reduction compared to standard reflex sights mounted on a Picatinny rail, allowing shooters to maintain a lower, more natural head position for faster target acquisition and improved accuracy. Mounting screws are included.

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