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The Daniel Defense Offset Flashlight Mount solves a problem plenty of folks run into once they add a weapon light: where do you put it so you can reach the switch without breaking your grip? This mount kicks the light off to the side at an angle, so when your support hand wraps a vertical foregrip, your thumb lands right on the tailcap. That means quick, deliberate activation and fewer accidental light-ups when you're moving or transitioning.
It clamps onto any MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail and holds a standard 1-inch diameter flashlight body, which covers most of the popular Surefire and Streamlight setups people are already running. The design is fully reversible, so lefties and righties both get the same clean access. You can also run the light higher over the bore if you prefer a modern C-clamp grip instead of a traditional foregrip. A tip from folks who've installed it: slide it on from the end of the rail rather than trying to drop it down from the top, and it seats up nice and snug.
The patented Rock & Lock one-piece mounting system is the heart of this thing. It ditches loose small parts for a streamlined clamp that rocks onto the rail and locks down tight with a socket head cap screw. Users consistently praise how solid the connection feels once it's torqued down, with several noting a Surefire light sits rock steady even on hard-use guns.
The body is CNC machined from a block of 6061-T6 aluminum and finished in Type III hardcoat Mil-Spec anodizing, so it shrugs off wear and corrosion. At right around 1.3 ounces it adds almost nothing to your rifle's weight, and the low-profile shape keeps the light tucked in close so it isn't snagging on gear or your case. Made in the USA in Black Creek, Georgia, and backed by Daniel Defense's satisfaction guarantee against defects.
It's built to hold any standard 1-inch diameter flashlight body, which covers most of the popular Surefire and Streamlight weapon lights people run on their rifles. If your light measures out at a 1-inch tube, it should seat right up. Just double-check your specific light's body diameter before ordering.
The patented Rock & Lock one-piece system rocks onto a MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail and locks down with a socket head cap screw. Folks who've installed it find it works best to slide the mount on from the end of the rail rather than dropping it down from the top. Once it's torqued down it holds the light dead solid.
Yes. The design is fully reversible and ambidextrous, so you can mount it on either side rail. That lets right- and left-handed users get the same quick thumb access to the light's tailcap.
It's designed to shine when paired with a vertical foregrip, since your thumb naturally falls on the tailcap. That said, you can also position the light higher over the bore for a modern C-clamp grip, so it adapts to how you actually run your rifle.
| UPC | 852548002097 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 0302016514 |
| Color | Offset |
| Length | 5.6000 |
| Model | |
| Model Fit | 1 |
| Product Type | Flashlight Mount |
| Shipping Weight | 0.12 |
| Caliber/Gauge | No |
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