With Badger Ordnance rings.
I've seen rails slightly dinged up by pretty much every big name mount out there. Actually ADM did more scratching to one of my rails than the little polished looking spot from LT mounts. But that ADM was a good mount, and I still use that ADM mount on my current 3-gun rifle. But yes, I agree that if you're going QD you cannot allow yourself to get caught up in tenths of MOA.
Properly adjusted, LT mounts do take off some anodizing. Then again, my metal adjuster on my VCAS sling takes off anodizing too...and sometimes it takes it off of scopes that cost more than the rifle. And I definitely hear you about the rails he's still selling. Solid, but not with the times.
Edit to get back on topic: I don't really doubt that his claims are true, and you're still correct on some level. His rifle likely will be subMOA with the right loads, and it likely won't exhibit perfect RTZ.




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. I agree with Trident - Data speaks louder than words.

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