Description
The InfiTac FMP13 Picatinny Rail Mount (PM01) mounts the Fast Mini FMP13 thermal sight to any MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail at standard height. It's the straightforward way to run the FMP13 as a primary optic on a rifle: the mount clamps to your rail, the FMP13 bolts on top, and you're set. The Picatinny interface locks in securely and holds the optic aligned so your thermal image stays clear and your zero stays put.
It's machined from 7075-T6 aluminum for hard-use durability and weighs 2.65 oz. If you're running the FMP13 on a carbine, a rimfire, or an airgun and you want it at a normal, comfortable viewing height, this is the mount you want.
This mount is for the InfiTac Fast Mini FMP13 thermal sight. Browse the rest of our optics and mounts here.
Which FMP13 Mount Do You Need?
InfiTac makes several rifle mounts for the FMP13, and they do different jobs. This standard Picatinny mount (PM01) puts the optic at a normal height for use as your primary sight. The low Picatinny mount (PM05) sits the optic lower and closer to the bore, and it's a lighter piece at 0.87 oz. The 45° offset mount (PM03) is what most people want for running the FMP13 as a canted thermal alongside a primary day optic, roll the rifle to bring it into view. There's also a 30mm ring mount (PM02) and an Aimpoint Acro mount (PM04). If you're not sure which fits your build, reach out and we'll help you sort it out.
Specs
- Type: Standard-height Picatinny rail mount for the FMP13 (PM01)
- Rail: MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny
- Material: 7075-T6 aluminum
- Weight: 2.65 oz
- For use with: InfiTac Fast Mini FMP13
FAQ
How is this different from the low Picatinny mount?
This PM01 mount puts the FMP13 at a standard viewing height on the rail. The low PM05 mount sits the optic lower and closer to the bore, and it's lighter at 0.87 oz versus this one's 2.65 oz. Choose based on the optic height that fits your cheek weld and setup.
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 the FMP13. Get this standard Picatinny mount to run the thermal as your primary optic on the rail. Get the 45° offset mount if you want to keep a day optic as your primary and roll the rifle for a quick thermal check.
Will it hold zero?
Yes. The precision Picatinny interface locks the mount securely to the rail and keeps the optic aligned, so your thermal image stays clear and your zero holds.
