"Zero" mount return

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Originally Posted by Iraq Ninja

SMGLee and Grant,

Thanks for the input. My two mounts (same model) have different adjustment screws. I think one is the early version and the other the new one. Is there an upgrade policy with ADM for the old screw?

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I don't know what they policy is for that kind of stuff. Drop them an e-mail and see what they say.


C4

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Originally Posted by lalakai

do you have a link for this info? i tried a couple searches but came up empty.

btw, there seems to be two main brands here to look at and each have their merits. I appreciate the input, but don't want this turning into something else.

I have no experience with mounts from either place, but i do have experience with other larue products, and i am familiar with their CSR's, and I agree that their responses and assistance have been excellent. I count CSR support pretty high, as it's an indicator of how well a business pays attention to the little details. Right along with that, if a places like Bravo and G&R carries ADM, you have to trust that Paul and Grant are pretty sure of the ADM products.

at least i two excellent products to pick from. more then i had, when i started this thread.

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We run ADM and Bobro mounts on all our training weapons. Never had one fail or let us down in any way.


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Originally Posted by lalakai

maybe i'm chasing the holy grail, but does anyone have actual experience with a mount configuration that will give you a true return to zero, after dismount and mount?

i've drilled, tapped and mounted enough bases to know that I hadn't found a setup yet that gave me a true return to zero. Maybe i haven't looked in the right places; so i'm tossing this out to see if someone can point me in the right direction.

reasoning??? If i need to quickly add a magnified scope, could i do it with a high degree of retained accuracy? This is logically assuming the scope was properly sighted prior to being dismounted. This would be on a BCM M4 upper.

anyone have words of wisdom for me?:confused:

Thanks

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Looks like LaRue had a test done for them. I saw this today over at AR15.com:

http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.htm...f=219&t=171278

4X ACOG on and off each shot for 30 shots.

These are interesting:

http://www.talbot.us/scope_mounts.ph...db4ee5fa703f49

I'm testing some of these and so far so good-- the machining is impressive.

Ned, I was running Al's mounts for years on my hunting guns when i got them from answer prouducts they worked great on my africa/out west guns guns switching from low power to high x glass was a treat . al is a great machinest and a good guy