Product Preview: StormWerkz M11/9 Cobray Scope Mount

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posted on April 30, 2019
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Mounting a red-dot to a Cobray M11/9, as well as a host of other optics, is now possible. An anodized-to-Mil-A-8625, Type III, Class 1 accessory, the M11/9 Cobray Scope Mount from StormWerkz requires no modification to the firearm to install. This quality mount also provides a built-in sight channel, so the use of standard iron sights is still possible. Made in the U.S.A., StormWerkz offers this $70 mount alongside a host of other accessories for a broad range of firearms. For more information, please visit stormwerkz.com.

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