Midwest Industries Picatinny Offset Rail Mount, 22.5° (1 O'clock) Position, Black - MI-R22.5

The Midwest Industries Picatinny offset rail mount lets you run a secondary optic, laser, or backup iron sights at the 1 o'clock position—a proven setup for shooters who want redundancy or a specialized tool mounted alongside their primary sight. This 22.5° angled rail gives you quick access to your secondary device without the bulk and weight of a full side-mounted system, and it plays nicely with standard Picatinny equipment.

Built from hard-coat anodized 6061 aluminum, the MI-R22.5 is lightweight but tough enough for field use. The offset angle keeps your backup or secondary optic clear of your primary sight picture while remaining instantly accessible. Whether you're setting up a dedicated hunting rifle, a competition gun, or a duty carbine, an offset rail is a solid way to maximize your rail estate without complications.

Midwest Industries manufactures this mount in the USA and backs it with a full lifetime warranty, so you know the company stands behind the build. If you're serious about your rifle's setup and want flexibility without a complete redesign, an offset mount is a clean, proven solution.

Key Features

• Picatinny-compatible platform for lasers, lights, and backup sights
• 22.5° offset angle positions accessories at 1 o'clock
• Hard-coat anodized 6061 aluminum construction—lightweight and durable
• Made in the USA
• Full lifetime warranty

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I mount on this offset rail?

Any Picatinny-equipped accessory—red dot sights, reflex optics, laser modules, tactical lights, or backup iron sights. The rail itself is the platform; you supply the compatible optic or accessory.

Will this work with my current rifle setup?

If your rifle has a Picatinny rail on the upper receiver or handguard, yes. The MI-R22.5 mounts directly to any Picatinny slot. Just make sure the 1 o'clock position doesn't interfere with your primary optic or charging handle.

Why choose a 22.5° offset over a 45° or 90° mount?

The 22.5° angle is a sweet spot—it clears most primary optics and keeps your secondary device closer to your line of sight than wider offsets, reducing parallax and aiming awkwardness. It's a popular choice for hunters and tactical shooters who want fast access without drama.

Is this made in the USA?

Yes. Midwest Industries manufactures this offset rail in the United States and includes a full lifetime warranty.