Preview: HB Industries FN P90/PS90 Low Profile Optic Mount

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posted on July 27, 2024
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HB Industries FN P90/PS90 Low Profile Optic Mount

Offered in seven variants, each compatible with a different popular mounting footprint (Aimpoint Acro, Aimpoint Micro, Holosun AEMS, Holosun SCRS, Primary Arms SLx, Trijicon MRO, Trijicon RMR), once installed, the FN P90/PS90 Low Profile Optic Mount from HB Industries replaces the Belgian carbine’s top-mounted M1913 Picatinny rail.

Not only does this considerably reduce the associated optic’s height over the bore—providing a more ergonomic cheek weld—but, in the case of the Trijicon MRO version (shown), it also cuts the weight of the PS90 by more than 4 ozs.

Each mount is machined in the U.S. from billet 6061-T6 aluminum that is then hardcoat-anodized, and the installation process is reversible.

MSRP is $104. For more information, visit hbindustries.net.

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