Quick Answer
Choose the Weaver/Picatinny Docter mount if your rifle has a standard rail; choose the Blaser/Sauer version if you own one of those specific rifle models. Both use the same INNOMOUNT QD quick-release system, so the real question is your firearm's mounting interface.
Why the mounting interface matters
The mounting interface is the physical connection between your optic and your rifle. A Weaver/Picatinny rail is a common standard found on many rifles, while Blaser and Sauer rifles often use a proprietary mounting system. Choosing the wrong mount means your Docter sight won't sit securely, which can affect accuracy and repeatability.
Both Docter mounts from Precision Optique are designed for quick release, but they attach to different interfaces. The Weaver/Picatinny version slides onto a standard rail, while the Blaser/Sauer version is tailored to those specific rifle models. Ensure you know your rifle's mounting system before purchasing.
Trade-offs to consider
The Weaver/Picatinny mount offers versatility across many rifle brands, but it adds a bit of height and weight compared to a direct proprietary mount. The Blaser/Sauer mount is more streamlined and may sit lower, but it locks you into those rifle models.
Quick-release convenience is similar on both, but the Blaser/Sauer version is engineered specifically for the contours of those rifles, potentially offering a more integrated fit. The Weaver/Picatinny version is more universal, making it a good choice if you might switch rifles later.
Decision Guide: Which Mount Should You Choose?
- Check your rifle's mounting interface: Look for a Weaver/Picatinny rail on your rifle. If you see a continuous rail with multiple cross-slots, that's Weaver/Picatinny. If your rifle is a Blaser or Sauer model, check for a proprietary mounting system instead. Knowing your interface is the first step; don't guess.
- Consider your future rifle plans: If you might use the mount on a different rifle later, the Weaver/Picatinny version is more versatile. If you're committed to Blaser or Sauer, the specific version offers a more tailored fit. Think beyond your current rifle.
- Evaluate weight and balance: Both mounts are lightweight, but the Blaser/Sauer version may sit lower and feel more integrated. The Weaver/Picatinny version might add a bit more height, which could affect cheek weld. Test the mount on your rifle to confirm comfort.
Product Facts
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Montage pour Weaver/Picatinny - Docter: The INNOMOUNT QD Weaver/Picatinny mount is designed for rifles with a Weaver/Picatinny rail and features a lightweight, elongated design. This mount is versatile across many rifle models and minimizes added weight, helping maintain balance during shooting.
Montage pour Weaver/Picatinny - Docter
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Montage rapide Blaser - Sauer - Docter: The INNOMOUNT QD Blaser/Sauer mount is specifically designed for Blaser and Sauer rifles and also features a lightweight, elongated design. This mount provides a tailored fit for those rifle models, ensuring a secure and stable optic installation.
Montage rapide Blaser - Sauer - Docter
Fit Guidance
Best for
- Shooters with a rifle that has a standard Weaver/Picatinny rail who want a versatile quick-release mount
- Blaser or Sauer owners who want a tailored, lightweight mounting solution
Not for
- Rifles without a Weaver/Picatinny rail or a Blaser/Sauer proprietary system
- Shooters who need a permanent, non-quick-release mounting solution
