Weaver New Tactical Mounts at SHOT Show 2013 Video

Published on January 31, 2013
Duration: 1:21

This guide details the installation of Weaver's new tactical scope mounts, introduced at SHOT Show 2013. The mounts are designed for Modern Sporting Rifles (MSRs) and feature Picatinny rail interfaces, with options for 1-inch and 30mm scope tubes. Expert insights from Tom Knudtson of ATK/Weaver highlight the product's features and intended platforms.

Quick Summary

Weaver Tactical Mounts, introduced at SHOT Show 2013, are designed for MSR platforms and feature Picatinny rail interfaces. Available for 1-inch and 30mm scope tubes, models include SPR Mounts and a Thumb Nut Riser. Pricing was expected to start around $35, with availability anticipated for April 1st, 2013.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Weaver Tactical Mounts
  2. 00:21New Product Lineup & Features
  3. 00:55Availability and Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the new Weaver Tactical Mounts introduced at SHOT Show 2013?

The new Weaver Tactical Mounts are designed for MSR platforms and feature a Picatinny rail interface. They are available for 1-inch and 30mm scope tubes, with specific models like the SPR Mounts and a Thumb Nut Riser for MSRs.

When were the Weaver Tactical Mounts expected to be available, and what was their starting price?

These new Weaver Tactical Mounts were anticipated to be available on shelves around April 1st, 2013. The Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) was expected to start at approximately $35, varying by the specific model chosen.

Who presented the new Weaver Tactical Mounts at SHOT Show 2013?

Tom Knudtson, the Senior Product Marketing Manager for ATK/Weaver, presented the new line of tactical mounts. He was interviewed by Trevor Bending from OpticsPlanet at the Weaver booth during SHOT Show 2013.

What type of rifles are the Weaver Tactical Mounts primarily designed for?

The Weaver Tactical Mounts are primarily designed for Modern Sporting Rifles (MSR) platforms. This includes popular semi-automatic rifles often based on the AR-15 design, where Picatinny rails are standard for accessory mounting.

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