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Larue Tactical
The Larue LT724 Micro Offset CQB Mount is a compact optic mount designed for shooters who run red dots or small reflex sights on AR platforms and other tactical carbines. Built by Larue Tactical—a name synonymous with precision mounting solutions—this micro offset mount positions your optic forward and to the side of the receiver, giving you the flexibility to co-witness iron sights or keep your receiver rail clear while maintaining a rock-solid sight picture. It's the go-to choice for close-quarters battle setups, duty carbines, and shooters who demand reliability without compromise.
The offset configuration is a game-changer if you're running multiple sighting systems or want your optic positioned outside the traditional centerline. Whether you're building a soft-entry rifle, setting up a home-defense carbine, or running a competition gun that benefits from unconventional sight geometry, this mount delivers the repeatability and strength Larue is known for. The micro profile keeps weight and profile minimal—critical when every ounce and inch matters in a fighting rifle.
Larue mounts are manufactured to exacting standards and engineered to hold zero through hard use. This isn't a compromise solution; it's a purpose-built platform for operators and serious shooters who understand that your optic is only as good as what holds it. If you're familiar with Larue's reputation for quality and attention to detail, the LT724 carries that same ethos in a compact, offset package.
The LT724 is designed to mount compact red dots and reflex sights. For specific model compatibility, check the product documentation or contact our team—optic mounting interfaces vary, and we want to make sure you get the right match for your setup.
The LT724 installs on standard AR receiver picatinny rails. If you're running a different platform or have questions about your specific rifle, reach out and we'll help you verify fitment.
Yes—the offset geometry is one of its main advantages. Depending on your sight configuration, you can typically co-witness backup irons or keep them functional while the optic sits to the side. Your exact setup will depend on your specific irons and sight picture preference.
Larue Tactical
The Larue LT724 Micro Offset CQB Mount is a compact optic mount designed for shooters who run red dots or small reflex sights on AR platforms and other tactical carbines. Built by Larue Tactical—a name synonymous with precision mounting solutions—this micro offset mount positions your optic forward and to the side of the receiver, giving you the flexibility to co-witness iron sights or keep your receiver rail clear while maintaining a rock-solid sight picture. It's the go-to choice for close-quarters battle setups, duty carbines, and shooters who demand reliability without compromise.
The offset configuration is a game-changer if you're running multiple sighting systems or want your optic positioned outside the traditional centerline. Whether you're building a soft-entry rifle, setting up a home-defense carbine, or running a competition gun that benefits from unconventional sight geometry, this mount delivers the repeatability and strength Larue is known for. The micro profile keeps weight and profile minimal—critical when every ounce and inch matters in a fighting rifle.
Larue mounts are manufactured to exacting standards and engineered to hold zero through hard use. This isn't a compromise solution; it's a purpose-built platform for operators and serious shooters who understand that your optic is only as good as what holds it. If you're familiar with Larue's reputation for quality and attention to detail, the LT724 carries that same ethos in a compact, offset package.
The LT724 is designed to mount compact red dots and reflex sights. For specific model compatibility, check the product documentation or contact our team—optic mounting interfaces vary, and we want to make sure you get the right match for your setup.
The LT724 installs on standard AR receiver picatinny rails. If you're running a different platform or have questions about your specific rifle, reach out and we'll help you verify fitment.
Yes—the offset geometry is one of its main advantages. Depending on your sight configuration, you can typically co-witness backup irons or keep them functional while the optic sits to the side. Your exact setup will depend on your specific irons and sight picture preference.
