About Front/Rear Adapter

Adapter for front and rear mounting on the day scope, makes it easy to get your optics, night vision or thermal device set up and ready for action – without hassle and with maximum flexibility. When you move into the terrain – whether hunting, nature observation or just out in the wilderness – you will appreciate gear that works **fast**, is **robust**, and that gives you time for what is important: sharpening focus and reacting. An adapter with “snap-on” functionality does exactly that: you click it on, center your device and it is ready to work – without spending unnecessary time on screwing or fine-tuning. Stability is crucial. When you are shooting from unexpected positions, moving on uneven ground or adjusting direction quickly, you want the mount to maintain the same precision every time. Adapter solutions with precise tolerances and secure centering ensure that your optics do not fall out of alignment – ​​so your next observation or shot opportunity is not ruined by a loose connection. In addition, material and design are important: Without having to be an engineer, you want the gear to withstand moisture, cold, impact and dirt. An adapter with a protective ring against scratches, solid construction and simple assembly gives you peace of mind in the field. You can concentrate on your surroundings, not your gear. The advantage of flexibility is also great – perhaps you have multiple optics or switch between rifle, stand or movement. Here, a quickly interchangeable adapter makes life easier: you can easily switch between platforms and situations without starting over. In situations where light, distance or position changes, it is a clear advantage. So if you want a little more freedom, a little less stress and a little better performance in the field – then consider the additional set of “Adapters & Mounts”. Match the adapter with your device, double-check compatibility and material, and then you are ready to go out and do the job – without spending any more time than necessary on setup. You don’t have to think about the gear – you think about the target.