Primary Arms PLx 30mm Cantilever Scope Mount – 2.04″ Clear Anodized

🔧 PLx Cantilever Scope Mount – Precision Mounting You Can Trust

The Primary Arms PLx 30mm Cantilever Scope Mount is built for shooters who demand rock-solid optic mounting without compromise. Whether you’re running an LPVO or a high-end red dot, this mount ensures repeatable zero retention and optimal eye relief.

🛠️ PLx Cantilever Scope Mount – Engineered for Height and Clearance

Featuring a 2.04″ centerline height, this mount is ideal for modern shooting setups where heads-up positioning and rapid target transitions are critical. The taller height also clears front sights and rail obstructions, making it a perfect match for backup irons or lasers.

🧱 Lightweight Yet Rock-Solid

Despite its rugged construction, this mount weighs in at only 6.7 oz, making it a top choice for those balancing strength with weight reduction. CNC machined from 6061-T6 aluminum and finished in a durable clear anodized coating, it resists scratches, weather, and harsh conditions with ease.

🔩 Battle-Tested PLx Performance

As part of Primary Arms’ flagship PLx line, this mount meets demanding tolerances for torque and alignment. The integrated cantilever design shifts the optic forward to optimize eye relief on AR-style platforms, while the hardened steel crossbolts secure it firmly to your rail.

🎯 Perfect for LPVOs & Red Dots

Whether you’re pairing it with a PLx 1-8x LPVO, a red dot with magnifier, or any 30mm optic, the consistent quality of this mount will stand up to real-world use—from competition to tactical applications.

✅ PLx Cantilever Mount – Key Features:

• 30mm ring diameter with cantilever design

• 2.04” optic centerline height

• CNC machined from 6061-T6 aluminum

• Durable clear anodized finish

• Lightweight: just 6.7 oz

• Ideal for LPVOs and red dots

• Compatible with Picatinny rails

• Backed by Primary Arms lifetime warranty

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