Strike Industries LINK Angled QD Mount - Blue Aluminum

The Strike Industries LINK Angled QD Mount in blue aluminum gives you a lightweight, angled quick-detach solution for modern tactical carbines and shotguns. If you're running suppressed, mounting optics on offset rails, or just want reliable QD attachment with a professional touch, this angled mount keeps your gear secure while the blue finish adds visual distinction on the bench or in the field. Strike Industries engineered this with the same durability you'd expect from their accessories—built to handle real use without fussing.

Quick-detach mounts live at the intersection of practicality and aesthetics. This one handles both: the angled geometry accommodates co-witness and offset mounting without fighting standard rails, while the blue aluminum construction resists corrosion and weighs virtually nothing. Whether you're running a light, a sling attachment, or a support point, the solid QD interface locks tight and won't rattle loose.

Shooters building suppressed setups, running dual-optic configurations, or just preferring the flexibility of QD attachment appreciate mounts that don't compromise on rigidity or add bulk. This Strike Industries piece fits that bill—it's the kind of accessory that disappears into your platform and just works.

Key Features

• Angled QD mount geometry for flexible attachment options
• Blue aluminum construction for corrosion resistance and lightweight performance
• Solid quick-detach interface for secure lock-up
• Professional finish suitable for tactical or sport applications

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I attach to this QD mount?

The Strike Industries LINK Angled QD Mount works with any accessory featuring a standard quick-detach socket, including lights, slings, supports, and other QD-compatible gear.

Will this mount work with my standard Picatinny rail?

Yes—the mount is designed for standard Picatinny rail systems commonly found on modern tactical rifles and shotguns.

What makes the angled design useful?

The angled geometry allows for flexible positioning on offset rails and co-witness configurations, giving you options that a straight mount can't provide, especially when running optics or multiple attachment points.