new LaRue T-1 Offset Mount TBA soon

**Kimbo** · 09-16-09, 22:52

Failure2Stop, I totally agree with you on your post though about how it is important for quality optics especially with our military. When I was issued my ACOG for my Iraq deployment I wish I could of had a T1 too.

**IdahoCorsair** · 09-17-09, 10:20

Do the Larue mounts and Aimpoint screw-holes line up right (on their other models... or Hoploethos probably knows) so that the optic can be reversed in the mount, or would that be a no-go? I'm a lefty, that's why I ask.... I need the T-1 on the other side.

**VooDoo6Actual** · 09-17-09, 13:27

Originally Posted by IdahoCorsair

Do the Larue mounts and Aimpoint screw-holes line up right (on their other models... or Hoploethos probably knows) so that the optic can be reversed in the mount, or would that be a no-go? I'm a lefty, that's why I ask.... I need the T-1 on the other side.

I would suggest to call LaRue on that specific question Sir.

**VooDoo6Actual** · 10-08-09, 13:53

Now Available

Angle is 30 deg.

http://stores.homestead.com/Laruetac...ail.bok?no=383

If you have a SPR w/ NF, Leupy, S&B etc this is the ticket and HEAT.

Be advised that some scopes' turrets will block / obstruct the line of sight and can be remedied by moving mount to FF handguard or other side as situation dictates.

**gjj** · 10-08-09, 18:36

I bought this for a TA11F + T1 setup on the receiver. I will shoot it this weekend. It feels good and seems like it will shoot well.

**RAM Engineer** · 10-08-09, 18:56

How does the angle of this compare to the TNVC MURLM and the DD offset mount?

I read somewhere Freddie J. Blish say that the angle of the TNVC and the Aimpoint prototype was the ideal offset.