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Posted: 8/17/2017 12:32:18 PM EDT
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Is the Sadlak aluminum mount a good one to use?
Is there any mount that doesn't require you to remove the stripper clip guide on the top of the rifle? |
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Yes, it's a good mount. Supposedly.
I run my 3rd Gen Springfield mount without the stripper clip attachment. It actually seemed to alleviate a wandering zero on that mount.... But on other mounts it's probably a good thing and just makes it that much more stable. I wouldn't consider the springy mount a "good" mount. It works for me but I'd probably be better off with something different, of higher quality. Or even the bassett.... 
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Yes, it's a good mount. Supposedly. I run my 3rd Gen Springfield mount without the stripper clip attachment. It actually seemed to alleviate a wandering zero on that mount.... But on other mounts it's probably a good thing and just makes it that much more stable. I wouldn't consider the springy mount a "good" mount. It works for me but I'd probably be better off with something different, of higher quality. Or even the bassett.... http://i.imgur.com/DoPDs7Z.jpg 
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What kind? I've tried one type. I forget the brand name, but it was like one of them strap on ones that had like a cushion underneath some canvas material. It was dumb. The cushion was too soft and it didn't really do anything but annoy me. I've never tried the strap on blackhawk ones cuz I'm too cheap. Plus after trying the first one I got soured on it. I really didn't like all the straps and stuff too, it just made it annoying.
Why you hating? This works just fine for me. I can still use the irons with it this way but yet it gives me a bit more for my face to rest against. It's in good company like that. 
(I threw that 3rd pic in there because that's not a mount I typically see on a more modern scoped M14. That looks like a springy mount. 
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| The VLTOR CASV-14 looks pretty good but you have to remove the stripper clip guide. |
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