Literally the best cs. I was looking at another competitor and when their cs wasn’t getting back to me timely I decided to go with adm. got three emails back in one day. Mount is solid too.
Quick Detach is useful for storage or transport in a case that isnt big enough. It is also useful to mount on to other rifles or switch if you have other optic options like red dots.
I own two of these mounts, one holds a Swampfox 1-8x Arrowhead (not light) and the other holds a Swampfox 1-10x Arrowhead (even heavier). Both mounts removed from the rifles and reattached, they hold zero all day. I've owned countless rings, mounts, cheaper, more expensive: The ADM mounts WORK. Yes they are a bit expensive, but in this case you get what you pay for. Note: Scope bore-height from the rail is 1.47" for the standard ADM Recon 30 mm mount. Although it looks slightly low, a Magpul MBUS rear sight (folded down) still fits underneath the eyepiece of a LPVO still with a little room to spare between them... which lends more to the practicality of this mount. Just remember your scope is only as reliable as what it is mounted to. There are some traditional static mounts out there that are built well and cost less. But when it comes to QD and excellent machining/clamping/overall function, ADM is the only mount I trust after years of use, it has proven itself time and again.
It should because I believe that scope has a 30mm tube and this mount is made for 30mm tube's. I can't say for sure without knowing every detail but it sure seems like it would fit.
Good and to the point infomitve video, thanks for the review just bought an AR15, w/ 16" barrel and 15" handguard this mount would be to expensive and heavy! Might have to just settle for red dot'
I'm having a slight alignment issue. I just got this mount along with a Burris optic to put on my KAC sr15. On 1x the top rail is visible and the reticle is to the left of center. 1st time with this sort of setup and looking for any ideas on this.
This is a pretty late reply but you just need to adjust your windage and elevation. Buddy had a PA 1-8 in this mount on his DRD Paratus and when we leveled the scope out the reticle was alllll the way on the left side, just needed to adjust the windage and bam it was fine
@@HeartbeatsOutdoors I know I struggled with the website as well. I actually own the mount and am trying to put parameters into a ballistic calculator but can’t find the moa of the mount anywhere
It appears that the 20 MOA version allows for more elevation adjustment for long-range shooting. So I believe it's just the height of which the scope rest.
@@scott5521 I've never used that version of the mount but that's what it seems like. If you want to do really long range shooting than that seems to help out with that. Thanks for watching! I appreciate it!
You say “this is military stuff this is what they use”. How do you know? What branch uses it? What unit(s) use it? Where can I find the info you referenced to make that comment. Thanks.
I have never served in the military and I cannot tell you what branches use it haha but I have read that these are used in the military and I have seen pictures & documentary videos of soldiers with ADM mounts. Sorry I don't have more information but thanks for watching
Dude u can’t compare the Aero mount with this. There is some vertical ring issues with that mount not to mention it’s not at all in the same application category as this mount. Might want to learn your terminology of the mount components as well.
