The Era-Tac One-Piece Tactical Mount 30mm With Base Height 15mm 20 Moa (Model T2013-2015) is a high-strength optical mounting block manufactured in Germany by Recknagel. CNC-machined from aircraft-grade aluminium and finished with Mil-Spec Type III hardcoat anodising, this one-piece tactical mount is engineered to secure 30 mm riflescopes to MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny and STANAG 4694 rails. Tested to withstand recoil forces up to .50 BMG, it incorporates a built-in 20 MOA forward inclination to preserve internal optical elevation travel for extreme long-range target engagement.

Key Features

• 20 MOA Forward Incline: Pre-angles the optical axis by 20 MOA, allowing long-range shooters to access more elevation dialling range on their optic's elevation turret.
• Short-Base Geometry: Designed to fit compact tactical riflescopes and models with short center-tube sections without conflicting with central turret housings or illumination controls.
• Recoil-Proof Clamping: Fastens via dual hexagonal nuts capable of handling up to 10–12 Nm of torque on steel Picatinny rails for zero retention under heavy magnum recoil.
• Universal Interface Rings: Features top ring caps with threaded universal interface points to mount secondary accessories such as red dot plates, angle indicators, or bubble levels directly to the mount.

Product Specifications

• Scope Tube Diameter: 30 mm
• Base Height (BH): 15 mm (measured from top of Picatinny rail to bottom of scope tube)
• Optical Centerline Height: Approximately 30 mm
• Built-in Cant: 20 MOA
• Mount Interface: MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny / STANAG 4694
• Weight: Approximately 240–250 g
• Ring Screw Torque: 2.8–3 Nm
• Base Nut Torque: 10–12 Nm (onto steel rails)
• Material & Finish: Aircraft-grade aluminium, hardcoat anodised Mil-Spec Type III matte black

Who is the Era-Tac One-Piece Tactical Mount 30mm With Base Height 15mm 20 Moa for?

• Precision rifle competition shooters — requires this one-piece tactical mount to gain 20 MOA of downward angular bias, saving turret travel when engaging targets past 1,000 metres without shifting zero under high-cadence fire.
• Extreme long-range shooters — relies on the 15 mm base height and compact clamping block to maintain a low cheek weld while withstanding recoil energy up to .50 BMG calibres across rigid bolt-action chassis systems.
• Long-range tactical hunters — needs a structural 240–250 g one-piece tactical mount that resists displacement on magnum hunting rifles while providing integrated cap mounting points for ancillary indicators.

Less suitable for: AR-15 flattop platforms requiring extended cantilever mounts and 20 mm to 22 mm base heights for correct eye relief; ultralight mountain hunting setups where lightweight under 130 g two-piece rings are preferred; or riflescopes with objective lenses greater than 56 mm that require 18 mm to 22 mm base heights to clear continuous top rails.