Arms Aimpoint Comp Rg Throw Lvr Mt

The A.R.M.S., Inc. Aimpoint Comp RG Throw Lever Mount is a precision accessory engineered for shooters who run Aimpoint red dot sights on tactical rifles and carbines. This throw lever mount combines A.R.M.S.' reputation for robust, combat-proven hardware with the quick-detach capability modern operators demand. If you're building a duty rifle, running a training course, or setting up a versatile platform that needs to swap optics without tools, this mount delivers the rugged simplicity that works when it matters.

A.R.M.S. has built its name on field-tested load-bearing and mounting solutions trusted by military and law enforcement users. This Aimpoint Comp throw lever mount fits into that lineage—straightforward engineering designed to hold zero and withstand repeated mounting and dismounting cycles. The throw lever design allows you to unlock and remove the sight system quickly, then reinstall it without losing your zero, a critical feature for shooters running multiple upper receivers or maintaining a backup sight setup.

Whether you're running a duty carbine, a trainee-heavy range program, or a modular rifle system, this A.R.M.S. mount solves the real problem: getting your optic on and off fast without a wrench and without losing confidence in your sight picture. It's the kind of hardware that doesn't make headlines but earns respect in the field.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Aimpoint red dot models does this throw lever mount fit?

This mount is designed for Aimpoint Comp series sights. Verify your specific Aimpoint model matches the Comp designation before purchase.

Will this mount hold zero if I remove and reinstall the sight?

The throw lever design allows quick detachment and reattachment. A.R.M.S. mounts are engineered to repeatably return to zero when properly installed, though like any quick-detach system, proper mounting technique is essential.

Can I use this on a standard Picatinny rail?

Confirm rail compatibility with A.R.M.S. documentation before ordering. Mounting systems vary by rail profile and your specific upper receiver configuration.