Other options for LOW and forward scope mounting on an AR15 ????

[qbateaux]

Curious if anyone is aware of any options/products I have not found yet.

Looking to mount the scope forward for eye relief but approx ½” lower than the common 1.5” high ar15 mounts such as Bobro and ADM. They are just too high for my preference.

Desired height as seen in pic below: (Scope has a 30mm tube)

From rail top surface to scope body: approx ½ “= 13 mm
From rail top surface to center of eyepiece approx : 1 1/32” = 27 mm




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Below are the best two options I've found so far, but they are not quite low enough.
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Option 1: Center of eyepiece 1.3 “ = 33mm high using (PRI) Precision Reflex Inc. extended cantilever mount – only mount I could find lower than 1.5”. Not sure of quality of this mount and still higher than I prefer)

Link to pri mount:
Precision Reflex - Product Detail - 30mm Cantilever Low Ring Set - $148.50



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Option 2: Center of eyepiece 1.2 “ = 30mm high using Valdada Low extended riser rail (1/4”=6.35mm) plus low rings or unimount ( an additional .3“ = 7.6mm). Rings used for this rail need provide ¼” plus height for the riser rail between eyepiece and receiver rail.

Link to valdada low (.25") extended rail/ riser: Also not sure if mounting on extended riser rail is secure

Valdada Low Profile Extended Riser - Rifle Scope Rings and Mounts - Cactus Tactical Tactical equipment, self defense gear, shooting supplies AR-15



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Option 3…..?


Thanks for any suggestions…

[GH41]

These rings and the Valdada extended riser would get you to 1.12 center height. That is just shy of 1 1/8" http://www.webyshops.com/brand/Vorte...FRRk7AodWygAnA
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[Tooth & Nail]

Nightforce lists their A190 Ultralite Uni-mount at 1.125" (http://nightforceoptics.com/accessor...lite-unimount/). I'm not sure if this a center of the scope measurement, but it might be worth a call to Nightforce if the 20moa feature is acceptable for your application.