GG&G Inc. Standard AR-15/M16 Scope Rail Riser – Black

The GG&G Inc. GGG-1002 Standard AR-15/M16 Scope Rail Riser is engineered to enhance your rifle's mounting capabilities by providing a sturdy and adjustable platform for optical sights. Designed to easily mount over the integral flat top receiver rails, this riser elevates the line of sight by approximately half an inch, ensuring a comfortable and proper cheek weld for optimal aiming accuracy. The integrated mounting brackets are compatible with GG&G's backup iron sights, allowing for seamless integration of iron and optical sights without extensive modifications.
Constructed from durable materials and finished in a sleek black color, this riser not only improves your shooting ergonomics but also acts as a protective barrier for the receiver's integral rails. It shields against wear and damage that can occur from lever-type quick-release mounts, especially those lacking buffer pads, extending the lifespan of your rifle's receiver and maintaining its performance.
The Standard Rail functions primarily as a riser for conventional optical sights, providing a stable and level platform that aligns with your shooting stance. When paired with GG&G's backup iron sights, it ensures a flush fit at the receiver's end, promoting a clean and functional setup. Whether you're upgrading your tactical rifle or customizing your firearm for precision shooting, this riser offers reliable performance and compatibility with standard AR-15/M16 flat top receivers, making it an essential component for serious shooters and enthusiasts alike.

Features:

• Designed to mount easily over AR-15/M16 flat top receiver rails

• Raises line of sight by approximately 1/2 inch for proper cheek weld

• Compatible with GG&G backup iron sights for seamless integration

• Protects receiver rails from wear and damage caused by quick-release mounts

• Constructed from durable materials with a black finish for long-lasting performance

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