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Can't you get a picatinny rail mount for it and then get a picatinny rail for your rings? I guess it depends on if your rings have that option, like ARMS do.
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Thanks JJREA.
I forgot to mention it's in a Geissele Super Precision mount. They don't have any picatinny top rings right now. I would love to see some of those come out one day.
These mounts are a work of art and the most precise I have ever owned. You could almost just finger tighten the rings and the crossbolts and the scope isn't going nowhere. There is no fore and aft movement either like most mounts of this style but I will digress.
I have seen some of the 30mm picatinny rings but they look really cheaply made. Just about all of the ones I have researched and found on the Internet are usually cheap Chinese made. I tried a weaver a while back with another setup and sent it right back to OP it was so cheap looking and uneven in the ring tolerance. I was too chicken-shit to clamp that one down on my nice scope tube.
The crossbolt mount that Leupold sells is one option I guess but it will raise up the MRDS even more and I'm trying to avoid that.
I should be getting the Deltapoint pro by Thurs and will see weather it will fit my RMR or Fastfire lll 30mm mount. Fingers crossed.
I may even try that Juggermount as long as I can send it back to them if it doesn't work.
Thought maybe there were others who may have had the same dilemma as me and could steer me in the right direction.
IMHO Larue has one of the best options with the LT137 ring but I am far more impressed with these Geissele mounts than anything I have ever tried. I'm having a hard time wanting to part with it. I even started to put them up on the EE and go back to the Larue but I just couldn't bring myself to do it
I may try again as I do have an LT745 already and a LT137 ring right at my disposal. I know stupid me