I know everyone has a preference but what I'm loking for is what are differences in the three mounts listed below? I want to use Troy BUIS and co-witness them.
QD LT-150
QD LT-152
LT-129
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I know everyone has a preference but what I'm loking for is what are differences in the three mounts listed below? I want to use Troy BUIS and co-witness them.
QD LT-150
QD LT-152
LT-129
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The LT-129 is cantilevered with a lower 1/3 co-wittness
The LT-150 is a straight vertical mount with a lower 1/3 co-wittness
The LT-152 is a straight vertical mount with an absolute co-wittness.
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The LT-150 is a straight vertical mount with a lower 1/3 co-wittness is the one I use with my ML3 aimpoint along with the larue fixed BUIS.
They work very well together.
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CC4me, do you plan on running a magnifier at any point?
Last edited by opmike; 07-25-10 at 12:53. Reason: Fact checking
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I've never tried one so no plans for one right now.Originally Posted by opmike
I have an EOTECH XPS-2-0 using absolute cowitness on one of my AR's and I want an M3 on this one. Guess I'm just used to absolute cowitness. I'll probably go with the QD LT-152.
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