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Posted: 3/4/2016 11:22:24 PM EDT
| So I am looking for a little feedback from you willing participants. Trying to find a mounting system for a Vortex Strike Eagle that I am putting on my AR. This is my first AR and there is a lot of good mounting systems that I've seen/read about and probably a lot more that I am not even aware exist. Vortex has one that's gotten good reviews for $30 but I also know that you get what you pay for. I don't necessarily have to have the best one on the market, but I don't mind paying for quality items. As of right now, I don't see myself moving this scope to any of my other rifles so the AR would be it's permanent home. Any feedback you can provide would be greatly appreciated. |
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I always liked the ADM Recon and Scout, but if you're looking for a mount without the ad option, check out Geissele OP talks about a mount that he's thinking of for $30 and you go ahead a recommendation a mount that's $350. 
I know OP said he'd be willing to pay more but you took him right to the top. 
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if you don't plan on moving the scope (or removing the scope) go with aero precision's mount. excellent quality for a fair price and very lightweight and ships free. pick one you like here: http://www.graniteridgeoutfitters.com/Sights-Optics-Mounts_c22.htm This is the Aero mount you want Also check this out for more info |
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OP talks about a mount that he's thinking of for $30 and you go ahead a recommendation a mount that's $350.
I know OP said he'd be willing to pay more but you took him right to the top. Quoted:
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I always liked the ADM Recon and Scout, but if you're looking for a mount without the ad option, check out Geissele OP talks about a mount that he's thinking of for $30 and you go ahead a recommendation a mount that's $350.
I know OP said he'd be willing to pay more but you took him right to the top. Lol, I know. Thought about that, but I'm all about the quality over quantity/pay more for quality mindset, so figured I'd give my .02. I guess if I was going to stick to the budget friendly options, I'd go for the Aero |
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