Reptilia Corp releases limited run Brown Sugar and 2049 Blue AUS™ MOUNTS
Reptilia Corp releases limited run Brown Sugar and 2049 Blue AUS™ MOUNTS

Reptilia Corp has launched two limited-color AUS™ Mounts: Brown Sugar and 2049 Blue. The mounts, crafted from 7075-T6 aluminum, offer a perfect blend of durability and aesthetics, suitable for modern rifles. Weighing 158 grams and featuring a 30mm bore and 39mm centerline height, they’re designed for technical configurations and demanding environments.

Reptilia states “We’re introducing two limited colorways of the AUS™ Mount-precision-machined, field-proven, and available in strictly limited quantities.

Brown Sugar
A deep, rich brown anodize that delivers a refined earth tone aesthetic without compromising durability. Subtle across varied lighting conditions yet distinctive up close, Brown Sugar integrates seamlessly with modern field-driven setups.

2049 Blue
A blue-tinted wolf grey interpretation with a cool, industrial character. 2049 Blue offers a clean, technical profile designed to complement contemporary rifle builds and monochromatic configurations.

The AUS™ Mount features a 30mm diameter bore with a 39mm (1.54″) centerline height and clears objectives up to 77mm on a flat-top Picatinny receiver. Weighing just 158 grams, it maintains the ideal balance between structural rigidity and weight efficiency. The system is fully compatible with our existing 30mm ROF™ line and will support several upcoming ROF™ products in the months ahead.

Each mount is machined from a single piece of billet 7075-T6 aluminum and finished in MIL-STD Type III hardcoat anodizing for maximum durability in demanding environments.”

Technical Specifications

  • Billet 7075-T6 aluminum construction
  • MIL-STD Type III hardcoat anodized
  • 158 grams
  • 30mm diameter bore
  • 39mm (1.54″) bore height
  • Clears up to 77mm objective on flat-top Picatinny
  • Made in USA

Learn more about Reptilia Corp https://reptiliacorp.com/

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