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Posted: 4/3/2007 2:39:28 PM EDT
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Got a couple of these, be my first time using levers, also extra spacer to adjust height, also a spacer ring, so it will except 1" scope. Also, will have lower finished by this weekend. :)  http://www.eaglefirearms.net/arms_scope_mounts.htm How I do? TG |
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I'd be curious to see the finished project, because that ring looks more like an Aimpoint mount than a scope mount. No reason why it wouldn' t work I suppose, just seems a bit long for your needs. These are the ARMS mounts I think of when mounting a scope; |
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These have a sleeve that come with them, so it can be used with scopes, reason I'd went with this, it can have multiple uses, like with aimpoints and flashlights etc. Also, I'd purchased riser, can set it up low or high or even higher if needed, so Im not stuck with one way, like options. Will post some pictures by this weekend. TG |
I appreciate the pics . . . that sir is absolutely one of a kind.  It may be time to buy a couple Aimpoints for those mounts and get yourself a LaRue. The eye relief looks absolutely horrible. Good luck |
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Thanks for the replies, the eye is about even with charging handle, I'd installed a rubber thingy, so it make the scope look like it sit back farther than what it does. I did use loc-tite on all threads, to me, this is just a lever mount, it works as good as the other posers mounts. I just wanted lever mounts, with possible other uses. TG |
| No disrespect ment to the OP, but I think the rings are the least of the worries with the bi-pod mounted to the barrel. As to the A.R.M.S. throw levers.....my verdict is still out. My #63 riser is back to the factory because is wouldn't stay in one place. I will give them a chance to make it right.....one chance. |
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