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Posted: 1/7/2013 11:37:22 AM EDT
I want the ability to swap an Aimpoint and a Zeiss 3-9 back and forth between my AR and my 10/22. This necessitates the use of a riser on the AR15 receiver (fine.) Here is what I'm currently doing (YHM 1/2" riser blocks + Warne "high" rings). The Zeiss is correct on the AR, but a little high on the 10/22. Also, the M2 in the QRP mount is too high on the 10/22:
I called Larue and they recommended their LT-101 riser (5/8) with the LT-661 T-1 mount (low). I'm fine with swapping the M2 to a T-1 as I view that as an upgrade. The only problem I have (besides spending all that money) is that the T-1 will be at Absolue Co-witness height on the AR. I already have a T-1 in an LT-660 (lower 1/3) mount on another AR and I like that pretty well. I'm not sure if I'll like the Absolute Co-witness height. Thoughts? |
| That really seems like a ton of work. Dedicated optics are the way to go. If you want to be able to scope your AR, then put your Aimpoint on a LaRue mount and get a second scope in a LaRue mount. Both will always stay zeroed to the AR, and you can keep the other scope on the 10/22 full time. |
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