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About the only thing ARMS makes that's worth a damn. The 39A2 Plus,,mine has been rock solid.
I like the fact I can use the sights,and it has 2 point mounting .Using the carry handle hole,as well as clamping around the carry handle.
Oh, yeah! ARMS #39 in my opinion, is the best cantilever mount out there. I have a T-1 sitting on top of it (on the cantelevered portion). The problem is, you will need a riser to bring the T-1 high enough for an absolute co-witness. For this, I use the YHM 1/4" riser - perfect absolute co-witness. The bad thing is, the riser takes all of the rail space
Another solution is, ADM makes a riser for the T-1 that will allow a direct co-witness using the ARMS cantilever mount. You may want to ask a member here by the name of "Edwin" who has a T-1 with the ADM riser on top of an ARMS rail (that rail was made for an A-2 fixed carry handle - the exact same system as the ARMS #39, but it is a full blown rail, not just a cantilever mount).
I am not going to talk you out of it. On the contrary! I am going to cheer you on! No matter what cantilever mount you'll chose, do not change your old faithful to a flat top - just get a cantilever mount of your choice and enjoy!
I do recommend ARMS #39, though. I had doubt about it, but once I got it and used it a lot, I never look back ever since. It is rock solid and maintains zero faithfully. One draw back is you may want to torque the forward clamp's carry handle thumb nut SLIGHTLY more than just finger tight. What I did was finger tightened it, and then with a small plier, I applied another 1/8 or so of an extra turn. But that's because I have weak girly fingers - a real man can apply enough torque using his fingers alone. As for the thumb nut that goes under the carry handle, that thing will stay thightened with just finger pressure (you do require quite a bit of pressure). I have mine mounted on my 6520 and....oh...I don't know 2000 rounds later or something like that and it still stays solid and maintains zero.
Yes, I am pimpin' the ARMS #39 on you!
Good luck and post pics after that. I wish I knew how to post pics - I'll let you see my set up. You'll approve
Maybe it's time for me to learn how to post pics.