Our scope mounts, which are manu­fac­tured and sold under the trade­mark ERAMATIC, have proven them­selves tens of thou­sands of times not only in endurance tests, but also under real hunting condi­tions.

Our product range includes a wide selec­tion of tip-off mounts, various swing and German claw mounts, as well as scope mounts for Weaver and Picatinny rails on modern rifles.

Thanks to the modular system, ERAMATIC scope mounts can be used on almost all bolt-action and break barrel rifles.

ERAMATIC swing mounts are avail­able as a two- or one-piece version for all common rifle scopes or red dot sights.

In addi­tion, you have the choice between 3 different locking systems:

• G9 rotary locking system
• G9-Plus rotary locking system, specially shaped for easy handling

We also offer a wide selec­tion of tip-off and slide-off mounts, all avail­able as one-piece or two-piece mounts. Depending on the model, they can be ordered in a high-grade aluminum version or in full steel. Our tip-off mounts are provided with a so-called counter pres­sure clamp, which smoothly adjusts toler­ances between rifle attach­ments and the mount.

We would also like to mention our one-piece SSK-II-mount with a lateral lever for a 12 mm dove­tail. With just one move­ment of the hand, the mount is locked onto the dove­tail attach­ment of your rifle. High perfor­mance and absolute repeat­ability are guar­an­teed!

In the hunting and shooting busi­ness, Weaver and Picatinny rails are becoming more and more popular. There­fore, we offer a large choice of tip-off mounts. They are avail­able with knurled nuts, trian­gular nuts or poly­form levers, the latter of which allow a parallel posi­tion of the levers in any final posi­tion.

You do not have a Weaver or Picatinny rail on your weapon yet? We offer several bases with Weaver profile as well as Picatinny rails made of aluminum or steel for many bolt-action rifles.

And now a few words about the “classic“ among our mounts: the German claw mount. Having been devel­oped by gun smiths in the Thuringian town of Suhl, this mount was already a stan­dard product for Reitz & Reck­nagel back in the 1920s. It is still one of our customers’ favorite.