LaRue Tactical Upgrade LT271
link: https://www.larue.com/products/larue-tactical-upgrade-lt271/
SKU: LT271-c
$105.00
The LT271 provides QD functionality to Atlas Bipods (No Clamp models), Magpul ARMS 17 Bipod, and the Laser Devices DBAL series of lasers. It replaces the original mount in a few minutes.
Comes complete with replacement mounting hardware, QD adjustment wrench, vial of blue Locktite and Instructions.
NOTE: Not compatible with Steiner DBAL-D2
LaRue Tactical Upgrade LT271
$105.00
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SKU: LT271
The LT271 provides QD functionality to Atlas Bipods (No Clamp models), Magpul ARMS 17 Bipod, and the Laser Devices DBAL series of lasers. It replaces the original mount in a few minutes.
Comes complete with replacement mounting hardware, QD adjustment wrench, vial of blue Locktite and Instructions.
NOTE: Not compatible with Steiner DBAL-D2
About VFZ™ Mounts:
VFZ™ is a new theory in the concept of clamping accessories to MIL-STD-1913 rails. Instead of using a horizontal cross-bolt, the VFZ™ uses a vertical bolt that draws up a clamping foot against the lower angle of the rail, seating the mount similarly to a fully-closed LaRue lever. Once installed on the firearm, index marks allow the user to remove the mount, then reattach to the same tension, providing unprecedented return to zero for a non-QD-levered mount. The unique vertical alignment of the clamp allows components that are structurally stronger than traditional cross-bolt designs.
Why should I select VFZ™ Mounts instead of a QD Lever Mount?:
If you intend to leave an optic or accessory on a rail for the life of the rifle, the VFZ™ option is for you. The VFZ™ is intended as a longer-term, semi-permanent mounting alternative to our well-known Speed Levers. While both mounts will allow the user to remove the mount from the weapon, reinstall it in the same position, and return to zero, the VFZ™ mount is intended for users that will not need to constantly remove and install their mounts (especially in the field).