How to Choose Your Red Dot Mount?

How can an excellent red dot sight adapt to different missions?
The answer lies in its connection to the mount. we unlock the ultimate guide to three mount configurations.

① Picatinny Mount Base
The classic setup. It offers the lowest and most natural sighting axis.
Become one with your rifle — the foundation of rapid shooting.
Best for: Daily training, home defense, basic tactical drills.

② 45° Offset Mount
Switch from a 300m target to a close threat? Just cant the rifle — under 1 second.
Designed for rifles with a primary magnified optic — no fumbling in emergencies.
Best for: Multi-gun competitions, CQB, rapid long-to-close transition.

③ Riser Mount
No need to crane your neck — the dot rises to your eye’s natural level.
Less fatigue, more clearance, and compatible with a magnifier for speed + precision.
Best for: Prolonged readiness, dynamic shooting, intermediate-range precision.

Your choice shouldn’t be based on looks, but on your primary weapon and most frequent scenario.