Quoted: without dissing one or the other, what makes the LaRue a better mount?
I do not own any LT mounts, but to the uninitiated, it looks much heavier, and uses nuts and bolts
Nuts and bolts?
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Mark is a great guy.
The LaRue mount beats the ARMS all over the place. It's adjustable. ARMS doesn't fit well on all pieces of rail. We can argue about whether the rails meet spec, but the reality is that even rails that meet spec have some variation - the spec allows that, it has too - all specs have a tolerance.
The ARMS doesn't adjust for this, and isn't adjustable. The Larue is adjustable.
The ARMS you have to hook one side, then cantilever over, and get a little metal pressure pad to clear the other side of the rail. Not something that's easy to do in the dark. The Larue you just stick it straight on, flip the lever.
I've had ARMS fit loose on rails, and fit so tight I've needed tools to get the lever flipped.
So much for QR.
Once you have them both, the choice is very clear