Description
The InfiTac FMP13 Low Picatinny Rail Mount (PM05) mounts the Fast Mini FMP13 thermal sight to any MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail at a lower height than the standard rail mount. If you want the FMP13 sitting closer to the bore, on a rifle, a rimfire, or an airgun where a lower optic height fits your setup and cheek weld better, this is the mount for it.
It's a straightforward, rock-solid interface: the mount clamps to your rail and the FMP13 bolts on top, holding the optic secure and aligned for a clear thermal image. It's machined from 7075-T6 aluminum and weighs 0.87 oz, so it's tough without adding meaningful weight.
This mount is for the InfiTac Fast Mini FMP13 thermal sight. If you want a standard-height rail mount instead, or a 45° offset mount to run the FMP13 alongside a day optic, InfiTac makes those too. Browse the rest of our optics and mounts here.
Which FMP13 Mount Do You Need?
InfiTac makes several rifle mounts for the FMP13. This low Picatinny mount (PM05) sits the optic lower for a closer-to-bore height. The standard Picatinny mount (PM01) is the normal-height rail option. The 45° offset mount (PM03) is the one most people want for running the FMP13 as a canted thermal next to a primary day optic, roll the rifle to bring it into view. There's also a 30mm ring mount and an Aimpoint Acro mount. If you're not sure which fits your build, reach out and we'll help.
Specs
- Type: Low-profile Picatinny rail mount for the FMP13 (PM05)
- Rail: MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny
- Height: Low profile (sits lower than the standard PM01 rail mount)
- Material: 7075-T6 aluminum
- Weight: 0.87 oz
- For use with: InfiTac Fast Mini FMP13
FAQ
How is this different from the standard Picatinny mount?
This PM05 mount sits the FMP13 lower on the rail than the standard PM01 mount, for a lower optic height that some shooters prefer on rifles, rimfires, and airguns. If you want normal height, the standard PM01 rail mount is the one to get.
What does it fit?
It's specifically for the InfiTac Fast Mini FMP13 thermal sight, mounted to any MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail.
Should I get this or the 45° offset mount?
Depends how you're running it. Get this low Picatinny mount to run the FMP13 as your primary optic sitting low on the rail. Get the 45° offset mount if you want to keep a day optic as your primary and roll the rifle to check the thermal.
