Aimpiont PRO in a QRP2, just the QRP2 and then the PRO in an older gen Bobro 1/3 QD mount.
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Aimpiont PRO in a QRP2, just the QRP2 and then the PRO in an older gen Bobro 1/3 QD mount.
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Steiner P4Xi 1-4 and ADM Recon 30mm 1.54" mount = 1 lb 8.9 oz
Elcan SpecterDR 1/4 with ARMS MK2 levers = 1 lb 6.1 oz
EXPS3-0 with G33 magnifier and Larue LT101 (qd levers) = 1 lb 10.4 oz
EXPS3-2 = 11.0 oz
G33 with spacer = 11.1 oz
Leupold Mark 1 IMS 0.56" riser 3.1 oz
T2 without OEM caps and Larue LT660 (lower 1/3 height) = 6.1 oz
ACO and Bobro (lower 1/3 height) = 11.6 oz
Vortex Razor Gen II 1-6 MRAD VMR and Geissele 30mm 2.04" mount = 2 lb 1.9 oz
Leupold MK6 1-6 CMR-W + switchview throw lever + Larue 1.54” SPR QD mount + Larue LT787 ring mount + Aimpoint T2 piggybacked = 1 lb 13.2 oz
Leupold MK6 1-6 CMR-W + switchview throw lever + KAC ERR 34mm 1.93 mount + KAC Scope Body T-1 Reflex Mount + Aimpoint T2 piggybacked = 1 lb 12.5 oz
Last edited by contax_shooter; 12-14-19 at 13:38. Reason: Added another data point
Primary Arms 2.5x Prism Scope and American Defense Quick Release mount----1:00 pound.
Weight is not everything but it is something.
Same optic with AD-B3 is 13.6oz
Attachment 59598
Thanks for this thread. I’m running the fixed 4x and considering going to a LPVO on my 16”. I’ll either stick with the acog or or rethink my heavy centurion rail.
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Optic: Primary Arms SLx8 1-8x24mm SFP Rifle Scope - Illuminated ACSS-5.56/5.45/.308
Optic Mount: LaRue LT240 C.A.N QD SPR Mount w/ 30mm Rings
Combined Weight: 1 lb 8.7oz
Kahles 1-6x24i + Scalarworks LEAP 1.93" Mount + Aadland scope caps = 1lb 8.8oz
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I generally find that Leupold has the lightest optics for a given capability.
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