Guns The Midwest Industries Aimpoint Mount – it’s Inbound Incoming April 25, 2016 0 COMMENT Wisconsin based Midwest Industries, Inc. has some new goodness inbound you might want to check out — that is, if you run an Aimpoint Micro T1, T2 or any similar optics. They tell us their new Aimpoint Micro mounts, in production now, will cowitness perfectly — here you see it on a Benelli M4. Midwest Industries Aimpoint Mount They’re set to retail for $79.95 and should be on the website any time now (or at least by NRAAM). When the do they’ll likely make their first appearance in the MI New Product Center, which currently features proprietary MI QD (Quick Detach) Mounts, M-LOK and KeyMod compatible rails systems, end plates and a pretty sweet Steyr AUG QD Swivel Takedown Pin — the latter is something of a niche product, sure, but if you do need one… If you’re in the area, MI has a showroom you can visit too. You can find that on Hillside Road in Waukesha. You can follow Midwest Industries on Instagram, @midwestindustries, hit ’em on Facebook or of course just go straight to the website (midwestindustries.com). LEOs and military personnel, be advised they do have a limited Law Enforcement/Military discount program for active duty and currently serving sworn personnel. If you’re interested in that, use the contact form here. Interested in a look at how Midwest Industries built gear performs or holds up? Here’s a video on their Trijicon MRO QD Mount. (From the video description.) This is a review of the Midwest Industries QD Mount for the Trijicon MRO. The mount in this video is the 1/3 lower co witness model. At only 2.2 ounces and with the smooth operation of the Elite Defense Lever this is a high quality mount. Cerakote by Los Angeles Cerakote losangelescerakote.com Rail by Phase 5 Weapon Systems Phase5wsi.com Bolt Carrier Group by Lantac USA Lantacusa.com Grip by Hexmag Hexmag.com Explore RECOILweb:Preview - SCAR 17S Game Changer Or Pretender?RECOIL Issue 19 is inboundAuto Ordnance-Thompson Chicago TypewriterThe FN 509 Tactical Wins Handgun of the Year from NASGW-POMA
