Infitac mounts and adapters let you put a compact Infitac optic exactly where you want it, on a rail, a scope tube, a receiver or a slide. Each part is labeled with its Infitac code (PM for mounts, PA for adapters), so it's easy to match what you need.
Adapters change the footprint so the optic fits different bases: a Dovetail Adaptor (PA05), a Dovetail Non-MOS Adaptor (PA04), a Glock MOS Pistol Adapter (PA03), a DPP (Delta Point Pro) Adapter (PA02) and an RMSc Adaptor (PA01). Handgun hunters can use the pistol adapters to mount on a slide cut.
How to choose: decide where the optic goes first. On a scoped rifle, the 30mm ring mount puts it on the tube and the 45 degree offset sets it to the side. On a bare rail, use PM01 or the lower PM05. On a Remington 700 without a rail, go with PM06. More mounts from other brands are on our mounts page.
Yes, two ways. A clip-on thermal sits in front of your day scope and sends a heat image through it. Or a small thermal rides on an offset mount next to the scope, like the Infitac 45 Degree Offset Picatinny Rail Mount (PM03), and you roll the rifle to use it.
A compact optic on an offset or ring mount is usually zeroed for closer work, often 50 yards, since it's used for quick shots at short range. Zero it after the mount is torqued, and confirm again if you move it. A thermal target makes the aiming point easy to see.
Start with where the optic goes. On top of a scope tube, use the 30mm Ring Mount (PM02). Beside the scope, the 45 degree offset (PM03). On a bare rail, the Picatinny (PM01) or low (PM05). On a slide, pick the pistol adapter that matches your cut.
You can, with an offset mount. The Infitac 45 Degree Offset mount (PM03) has an RMR interface, so a compatible optic sits at an angle beside your scope. You glass through your day scope, then tilt the rifle a little to switch to the thermal without removing anything.