Mike Miller
03-15-21, 08:57
I made some printable risers for an Aimpoint Pro or Comp M4.
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I had originally bought a T2 with a 1.93" mount to use for passive shooting under NVGs, but I wasn't picking up the dot very easily. I tried an Aimpoint Pro on top of a half inch riser and thought that was much easier.
I wasn't sure though if the tiny height difference between the two setups was the important part, or the diameter of the optic itself. After testing the same height of 1.93" between the two optics, I still prefer the Pro, and that of the 3 heights, 2.04" works best for me.
These are intended to try each height at home to find out which fits your use case, before ordering a real mount or spacer.
Not intended for range use under recoil.
Use with M5-0.8 screws, 22mm long for the 1.73", 25mm long for the 1.93" and 2.04" mounts, and 35mm for the 2.26" mount. I was unable to find any 35mm locally so I just used some zipties to get a sight picture.
You will probably have to file some of the elephant foot off of the bottom after printing to get it to fit. Make sure to enable supports in your splicer tool.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4795118/files
65410
I had originally bought a T2 with a 1.93" mount to use for passive shooting under NVGs, but I wasn't picking up the dot very easily. I tried an Aimpoint Pro on top of a half inch riser and thought that was much easier.
I wasn't sure though if the tiny height difference between the two setups was the important part, or the diameter of the optic itself. After testing the same height of 1.93" between the two optics, I still prefer the Pro, and that of the 3 heights, 2.04" works best for me.
These are intended to try each height at home to find out which fits your use case, before ordering a real mount or spacer.
Not intended for range use under recoil.
Use with M5-0.8 screws, 22mm long for the 1.73", 25mm long for the 1.93" and 2.04" mounts, and 35mm for the 2.26" mount. I was unable to find any 35mm locally so I just used some zipties to get a sight picture.
You will probably have to file some of the elephant foot off of the bottom after printing to get it to fit. Make sure to enable supports in your splicer tool.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4795118/files