Wilcox Flip Mount for BAE/Trijicon OASYS UTM and SkeetIR

Currently only available in Right Hand Dominant (Flips to the Right) model.

Available in BLACK only.

The Wilcox Flip Mount for the BAE/Trijicon OASYS UTM and SkeetIR was designed to offer users the ability to mount a UTM or SkeetIR thermal clip-on unit in front of their day sight that can be flipped out of the way when not in use.  Engineered with a locking latch in the “down” position and a stiff force-to-overcome mechanism, the Flip Mount stays put in both “active” and “stowed” positions until the user chooses to engage it.  The mechanism is extremely precise in its tolerance stack with no wobble when placed in position. The Wilcox OASYS Flip Mount secures to the weapon using an integral base with two thumbscrews and has a lanyard attachment ring integrated into the pivoting mechanism.

The Wilcox Flip Mount interfaces with the factory dovetail shoe on the SkeetIR and some other thermal optics like the Trijicon IR Patrol and REAP-IR units, and snaps the optic directly into the Flip Mount Base.  A spring-loaded bar allows the operator to remove the magnifier/shoe assembly from the weapon when it is not needed for stowage elsewhere.  This is one of the more ingenious design features since it allows the Wilcox Flip Mount to give the operator the option to completely remove the thermal clip-on unit, or simply flip it to the side depending on the situation.  You now have the best of both worlds.

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