Arisaka SSM-M M-LOK Side Scout Mount (Color: Black)

Features

• Aluminum construction
• Mounts onto any M-LOK handguard and provides a stable light offset
• M-LOK compatible
• Made in the USA
• Cerakote provided by Weapon Works LLC

The Arisaka Side Scout Mount (SSM) is designed for use with Surefire Scout Lights, the Arisaka 300 and 600 Series, and the Streamlight Protac Rail Mount lights. It replaces the stock Picatinny rail adapter with a low profile mount for M-Lok handguards, and tucks the light underneath either side of the ATPIAL laser/illuminator series, including the ATPIAL-C, AN/PEQ15, and LA-5/PEQ. It will also allow the light to clear the QD lever on the Steiner DBAL I2, A3, and D2.

The mount is CNC machined from 6061-T6 aluminum and MIL-A-8625 Type III hard coat anodized. Includes necessary screws to attach light body to mount. Requires a 1/8" Allen wrench and IP20/T20 Torx driver for installation (not included). A T9 Torx driver is required to remove the stock Picatinny mount from Surefire Scout Lights. Recommended torque: 30 inch lbs for M-Lok screws and 20 inch lbs for light body screws with medium strength threadlocker. Cerakote provided by Weapon Works LLC. Made in the USA.

Manufacturer: Arisaka

Specifications:

Length: 1.265"
Thickness: 0.2"
Weight: 0.6 oz
Compatibility: Surefire M300A, M300B, M300C, M300V, M312, M322, M312V, M313V, M322V, M600B, M600C, M600P, M600U, M600V, M600DF, M612, M622, M603V, M612V, M622V, Streamlight Protac Rail Mount 1, 2 and HL-X, and Arisaka 300 and 600 Series
Materials: Anodized Aircraft Aluminum

About Arisaka

Arisaka LLC is a design and manufacturing company owned and operated by Walter Fowler and William Roberson. They share an ardent enthusiasm for shooting sports and the Second Amendment, and seek to create unique, well-engineered components and accessories for the shooting industry.Both Walt and Will hold the men and women who serve our country in high regard. Their family ties to the U.S. military span several generations, reaching back to World War II. Walt grew up as an Air Force brat and Will is an Army brat, and both their fathers are Vietnam veterans. During World War II, Will had a grandfather on the USS Arkansas and USS Shangri-La, and an uncle in the 442nd RCT.As Japanese Americans, they chose the name Arisaka to honor their cultural background and show respect for Arisaka Nariakira, one of Japan's most iconic weapons designers. Many of the core principles of Japanese culture, such as perseverance, teamwork, harmony, and family, have a direct impact on Arisaka's operations.All Arisaka products are designed, tested, and made in the USA.