New: Warne Universal Receiver Red Dot Mount

The Warne Universal Receiver Red Dot Mount is a practical option for adding reflex-style optics to a wide range of firearms.

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posted on October 26, 2026
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Warne’s new Universal Receiver Red Dot Mount is a solid mounting solution for attaching reflex-style red dot optics directly to most drilled-and-tapped firearm receivers.
Photo courtesy of Warne

Warne’s new Universal Receiver Red Dot Mount is designed to attach reflex-style red-dot optics directly to most drilled-and-tapped firearm receivers.

With a low-profile design and compatibility with popular optics, Warne describes it as a “versatile mounting solution.”

Black Warne Universal Receiver Red Dot Mount with a Trijicon RMR reflex sight, shown in gray, attached on top, against a white background
Warne’s new Universal Receiver Red Dot Mount uses a two-hole system with an oblong slot to fit receiver hole spacings from .475" to 1.61".

 

While designed primarily for drilled-and-tapped shotguns, the Warne Universal Receiver Red Dot Mount can also be used with select rimfire rifles, including the Ruger 10/22 platform and other compatible rifle models.

The Universal Receiver Red Dot Mount is designed to work with many popular reflex-style optic footprints, including RMR, Docter, RMS-C and DeltaPoint. Its two-hole mounting system uses existing receiver holes with spacings between .475 to 1.61 inches, with an oblong mounting hole to accommodate a variety of hole spacing patterns.

Multiple screw sizes are included to support different receiver thread patterns. By positioning the optic close to the receiver, the mount maintains a low-profile setup with minimal additional weight.

MSRP is $61.99. Go to warnescopemounts.com.

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