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Thread: New Daniel Defense Micro Mount & Front Sight

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eric Rice View Post
    - Lower, absolute co-witness version
    Yes please!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Victor View Post
    In my line of work, QD is NOT overrated....Some of us need this. Hope this helps.

    Vic

    For real trigger pullers you're right. For the rest of us chairborne rangers it's highly overrated.
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    I like the focus on lower weight solutions. I have a LaRue mount for my T-1, but this is a good option. I'm happy with the LaRue, but as gotm4 pointed out, it doesn't come off that often. I mainly like the QD because it doesn't loosen over time like threaded mounts tend to.

    I originally was going to toss the DD BUIS that came on my DD M4 into the parts box and mount up my LaRue BUIS, but after seeing the DD version, I really like it. I'm going to use it for a while and see if it stays tight. If so, I may switch out the LaRue mount. Every ounce counts.

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    +1 I prefer absolute over lower 1/3 co-witness.

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    I have the rear sight on a 9mm carbine. It is solid and I like the lack of QD. The A1 adjustment makes it pretty much bomb proof. I like the concept of the micro mount very K.I.S.S....

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    Well I seem to have found my sight set and mount for my custom build.

    ... the templar doth tempt.
    Last edited by armakraut; 06-09-09 at 06:17.
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    While I do hate slotted button head screws, at least I have a chance of easily finding a screwdriver in my garage that will fit these screws, the ones for the Omega took a trip to our machine shop. This is one instance where I won't be changing them out for socket heads. Button head socket cap screws= my kryptonite.

    Can't wait to try these new goodies.

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    Eric Rice
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    hmm
    how would this work if you were to have a rail at the 1 o'clock position on your forend? say a standard free float tube...

    would it put the micro in the same spot as the 1 o'clock offset mount?

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    ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE ABSOLUTE CO-WITNESS IDEA!!!

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