Reptilia Releases Saddle Mount for Beretta A300 20 Gauge Shotguns
The new low-profile optic mount brings Aimpoint® ACRO and Steiner Optics® MPS™ compatibility to the Beretta A300 20 Gauge platform.
Reptilia is expanding its line of purpose-built shotgun optic mounts with the release of the SADDLE™ Mount for the Beretta® A300™ 20 Gauge, designed specifically for optics utilizing the Aimpoint® ACRO footprint.
The new SADDLE provides a lightweight, durable, and low-profile mounting solution for A300 20 Gauge owners looking to add a modern enclosed-emitter red dot optic while maintaining the natural handling characteristics of the shotgun.
Machined from billet 7075-T6 aluminum and finished with MIL-STD Type III hardcoat anodizing, the SADDLE mounts directly to the Beretta A300 20 Gauge using the factory mounting screws. Its low-profile design positions the optic close to the bore, providing a streamlined mounting solution while maintaining a natural sight picture and allowing the shooter to co-witness with the factory iron sights.
The SADDLE is compatible with optics utilizing the Aimpoint ACRO footprint, including the Aimpoint® ACRO P-1, ACRO P-2, and ACRO C-2, as well as the Steiner Optics® MPS™.
At just 23 grams, the SADDLE adds minimal weight while providing a robust mounting interface designed for hard use.
Features:
- Designed specifically for the Beretta® A300™ 20 Gauge
- Compatible with the Aimpoint® ACRO footprint
- Compatible with Aimpoint ACRO P-1, P-2, and C-2 optics
- Compatible with the Steiner Optics® MPS™
- Machined from billet 7075-T6 aluminum
- MIL-STD Type III hardcoat anodized
- Low-profile mounting solution
- Uses factory Beretta mounting screws
The Reptilia SADDLE for the Beretta A300 20 Gauge gives shooters a dedicated solution for mounting durable, enclosed-emitter optics without unnecessary height or bulk. Purpose-built for the platform and designed around the proven ACRO footprint, it delivers a simple, secure, and streamlined optic mounting solution for the modern shotgun. BUY NOW!
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