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Reptilia
The Reptilia ROF 2.5mm RMR Riser is a precision mounting plate designed to solve a common problem for shooters running red dot optics on magnified scopes: turret clearance. This slim riser lifts your RMR or compatible red dot an additional 2.5mm away from your scope's centerline, giving you the breathing room you need when larger scope bodies or tall turret knobs would otherwise interfere with your sight picture. It's built for shooters who want the advantage of co-witnessed optics without the hassle of conflict between components.
Reptilia engineered this riser specifically for the ROF mounting system, and it arrives ready to install with longer flat-head 6-32 screws sized for proper RMR mounting. Installation is straightforward—no special tools or gunsmithing required. The black finish matches your tactical rifle setup and blends seamlessly with most modern optic rigs.
If you're running a Trijicon RMR, Holosun 407 or 507 series, or any compatible micro red dot on a magnified scope, this riser eliminates the guesswork and contact issues that force compromises on your sight setup. It's a small piece of hardware that makes a real difference in ergonomics and sight reliability.
| Brand | Reptilia |
| Product | ROF 2.5mm RMR Riser |
| Finish | Black |
| Riser Height | 2.5mm |
| Hardware Included | Longer flat-head 6-32 screws |
This riser works with Trijicon RMR and SRO optics, as well as Holosun HS407, HE407, HS507, HE507, and HE508 Series red dots on ROF-compatible host optics.
The 2.5mm riser provides a modest offset for moderate turret and scope body clearance. Reptilia also offers a 10mm version for maximum separation on larger scope profiles or taller turret assemblies.
No. The riser includes the longer flat-head 6-32 screws needed for RMR mounting, and installation requires only a properly sized Allen wrench or hex key.
Yes. Any hunting rifle or precision rifle running a magnified scope and a compatible red dot on a ROF mount can use this riser to eliminate contact and interference issues.
Reptilia
The Reptilia ROF 2.5mm RMR Riser is a precision mounting plate designed to solve a common problem for shooters running red dot optics on magnified scopes: turret clearance. This slim riser lifts your RMR or compatible red dot an additional 2.5mm away from your scope's centerline, giving you the breathing room you need when larger scope bodies or tall turret knobs would otherwise interfere with your sight picture. It's built for shooters who want the advantage of co-witnessed optics without the hassle of conflict between components.
Reptilia engineered this riser specifically for the ROF mounting system, and it arrives ready to install with longer flat-head 6-32 screws sized for proper RMR mounting. Installation is straightforward—no special tools or gunsmithing required. The black finish matches your tactical rifle setup and blends seamlessly with most modern optic rigs.
If you're running a Trijicon RMR, Holosun 407 or 507 series, or any compatible micro red dot on a magnified scope, this riser eliminates the guesswork and contact issues that force compromises on your sight setup. It's a small piece of hardware that makes a real difference in ergonomics and sight reliability.
| Brand | Reptilia |
| Product | ROF 2.5mm RMR Riser |
| Finish | Black |
| Riser Height | 2.5mm |
| Hardware Included | Longer flat-head 6-32 screws |
This riser works with Trijicon RMR and SRO optics, as well as Holosun HS407, HE407, HS507, HE507, and HE508 Series red dots on ROF-compatible host optics.
The 2.5mm riser provides a modest offset for moderate turret and scope body clearance. Reptilia also offers a 10mm version for maximum separation on larger scope profiles or taller turret assemblies.
No. The riser includes the longer flat-head 6-32 screws needed for RMR mounting, and installation requires only a properly sized Allen wrench or hex key.
Yes. Any hunting rifle or precision rifle running a magnified scope and a compatible red dot on a ROF mount can use this riser to eliminate contact and interference issues.
