Larue Lt752 Surefire Scout Mnt Offset

The Larue Tactical LT752 Surefire Scout mount offset is a Picatinny-compatible rail accessory designed to position a Surefire Scout-style weapon light for optimal tactical deployment. Built by Larue Tactical—a manufacturer known for precision rifle components and mounting solutions—this offset mount lets you keep your primary optic clear while mounting your light rail to the side of your handguard or foregrip. It's purpose-built for shooters who run dedicated illumination alongside magnified glass or red dots, whether you're running a nighttime hunting setup, building a duty rifle, or setting up for low-light tactical training.

Larue mounts are engineered for repeatability and reliability. This offset configuration puts your light in an accessible position without shadowing your scope or sight picture, and it integrates with standard Picatinny rails found on most modern rifle platforms. Black anodized finish means it blends with most gear and stands up to the elements.

If you're assembling a versatile rifle that needs both magnification and positive light control, or upgrading an existing build with a dedicated light without crowding your optics, the LT752 Surefire Scout mount offset gives you a clean, proven interface to make it happen.

Key Features

• Offset mount geometry keeps primary optics unobstructed
• Picatinny rail compatible with standard modern rifles
• Designed for Surefire Scout-pattern weapon lights
• Black anodized finish for corrosion resistance
• Larue Tactical precision engineering and repeatability

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this offset mount work with my rifle's Picatinny rails?

Yes—the LT752 is designed to mount directly to standard Picatinny rail systems found on most modern rifle handguards, receivers, and rail accessories.

What light does this mount work with?

The LT752 is designed for Surefire Scout-pattern weapon lights and compatible lights built to that same interface standard.

Why choose an offset mount instead of top-mounting my light?

An offset configuration keeps your primary optic or sight picture clear and unobstructed, letting you run magnified glass or a red dot without shadowing from the light body. It also positions the light for easier reach and a more ergonomic grip.