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Posted: 4/29/2016 4:05:03 AM EDT
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For what? What distance?
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Posted: 4/29/2016 7:50:58 AM EDT
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You can get an absolute co witness mount for it. Then use an offset 45 rail (usually made for offset mounting lights). Then just switch between the 2. You will have to remember the adjustments to make for zero in each position.
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Posted: 4/29/2016 9:15:09 AM EDT
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You can get an absolute co witness mount for it. Then use an offset 45 rail (usually made for offset mounting lights). Then just switch between the 2. You will have to remember the adjustments to make for zero in each position. So I've thought about doing this, but with the offset mount I would want it as close to the bore as possible...so basically no riser at all. So is there anyway to go from an offset with no riser to an absolute co witness or would I need to also install a new base to the mrds? |
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Posted: 4/29/2016 9:27:45 AM EDT
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So I've thought about doing this, but with the offset mount I would want it as close to the bore as possible...so basically no riser at all. So is there anyway to go from an offset with no riser to an absolute co witness or would I need to also install a new base to the mrds? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You can get an absolute co witness mount for it. Then use an offset 45 rail (usually made for offset mounting lights). Then just switch between the 2. You will have to remember the adjustments to make for zero in each position. So I've thought about doing this, but with the offset mount I would want it as close to the bore as possible...so basically no riser at all. So is there anyway to go from an offset with no riser to an absolute co witness or would I need to also install a new base to the mrds? I found that I needed the same cheekweld when offset as I had with it up top. Rotating the stock did not change cheekweld. So I use an absolute height riser between my DeltaPoint Pro and the ADM QD mount. Your experience may be different. This also simplifies the mount method. I have it zeroed for 50 yards at the offset location. When it is up top, it is CQB indoors home defense. At those close ranges it does not need to be rezeroed. 
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Posted: 4/29/2016 10:02:16 AM EDT
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I found that I needed the same cheekweld when offset as I had with it up top. Rotating the stock did not change cheekweld. So I use an absolute height riser between my DeltaPoint Pro and the ADM QD mount. Your experience may be different. This also simplifies the mount method. I have it zeroed for 50 yards at the offset location. When it is up top, it is CQB indoors home defense. At those close ranges it does not need to be rezeroed. http://i1366.photobucket.com/albums/r772/gbloss/DC3CA486-2C52-4CCB-8C29-9F5AE3953216_zps5nsfdkzp.jpg http://i1366.photobucket.com/albums/r772/gbloss/94FC4D7E-6A10-4992-9A4B-76AEE889D885_zpsgmomecdc.jpg Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You can get an absolute co witness mount for it. Then use an offset 45 rail (usually made for offset mounting lights). Then just switch between the 2. You will have to remember the adjustments to make for zero in each position. So I've thought about doing this, but with the offset mount I would want it as close to the bore as possible...so basically no riser at all. So is there anyway to go from an offset with no riser to an absolute co witness or would I need to also install a new base to the mrds? I found that I needed the same cheekweld when offset as I had with it up top. Rotating the stock did not change cheekweld. So I use an absolute height riser between my DeltaPoint Pro and the ADM QD mount. Your experience may be different. This also simplifies the mount method. I have it zeroed for 50 yards at the offset location. When it is up top, it is CQB indoors home defense. At those close ranges it does not need to be rezeroed. http://i1366.photobucket.com/albums/r772/gbloss/DC3CA486-2C52-4CCB-8C29-9F5AE3953216_zps5nsfdkzp.jpg http://i1366.photobucket.com/albums/r772/gbloss/94FC4D7E-6A10-4992-9A4B-76AEE889D885_zpsgmomecdc.jpg Awesome! Exactly what I was looking for! |
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