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    Why are we using traditional BUIS with LPVO anyways?

    ADM will always recommend the Delta over the Recon (I just had this conversation with them last week) because of the horizontal vs vertical split rings. Always go horizontal when you can.

    From my email with the head ADM mil/LE rep:
    "The solid design of the delta line with the base, rise, and lower half of the ring being one solid piece is much stronger. The recon line has a vertically split ring system. With any vertically split ring system you are limited by the clamping force of the bottom two screws to lock the rings in place to the base."

    Personally, I think QD is overrated, how often are we actually removing our scope mounts? Nothing wrong with QD, but it's a little bit of added weight that will likely never be used. IMO.

    Instead of traditional inline BUIS, why not a secondary aiming device, like a 45* or top mounted RDS?

    And just for clarification, I am writing an LPVO white paper and currently have in my possession:

    Reptilia 1.54 34mm
    Vortex Lightweight 1.5 30 and 34mm
    Badger 1.7 30 and 34mm
    KAC 1.93 30mm
    ADM Recon 1.93 30mm
    ADM Delta 1.93 30mm
    FAST LPVO 30mm

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    Quote Originally Posted by LowSpeed_HighDrag View Post
    Why are we using traditional BUIS with LPVO anyways?

    ADM will always recommend the Delta over the Recon (I just had this conversation with them last week) because of the horizontal vs vertical split rings. Always go horizontal when you can.

    From my email with the head ADM mil/LE rep:
    "The solid design of the delta line with the base, rise, and lower half of the ring being one solid piece is much stronger. The recon line has a vertically split ring system. With any vertically split ring system you are limited by the clamping force of the bottom two screws to lock the rings in place to the base."

    Personally, I think QD is overrated, how often are we actually removing our scope mounts? Nothing wrong with QD, but it's a little bit of added weight that will likely never be used. IMO.

    Instead of traditional inline BUIS, why not a secondary aiming device, like a 45* or top mounted RDS?

    And just for clarification, I am writing an LPVO white paper and currently have in my possession:

    Reptilia 1.54 34mm
    Vortex Lightweight 1.5 30 and 34mm
    Badger 1.7 30 and 34mm
    KAC 1.93 30mm
    ADM Recon 1.93 30mm
    ADM Delta 1.93 30mm
    FAST LPVO 30mm
    Thanks for the advice on the Recon vs Delta...

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    Quote Originally Posted by LowSpeed_HighDrag View Post
    ..snip...

    And just for clarification, I am writing an LPVO white paper and currently have in my possession:

    ...snip...
    I will look forward to reading it if you decide to publish it.

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    I need a new photo hosting service to attach a photo, but I fail to see how it's possible to mount a PST Gen 2 1-6 with an ADM Delta with both levers engaging the receiver. With this optic, cantilever isn't optional.

    There's no doubt that the Delta is a stronger mount, but that does no good if it can't place the optic in a usable position.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grizzman View Post
    I need a new photo hosting service to attach a photo, but I fail to see how it's possible to mount a PST Gen 2 1-6 with an ADM Delta with both levers engaging the receiver. With this optic, cantilever isn't optional.

    There's no doubt that the Delta is a stronger mount, but that does no good if it can't place the optic in a usable position.
    What?

    https://www.admmfg.com/viper-pst-gen-2-pkg

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    I guess my Google-Fu failed completely.

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    Either the Badger Ordnance 1.700", Zero Gravity 1.700", or Reptilia Corp 1.700" LPV scope mounts in 1.700" height and in that order is what I prefer and what works the best for me and my setup.
    Last edited by Biggy; 02-13-24 at 17:38.

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    Ordered the Bobro...from Primary Arms to take advantage of the current sale code

    Thanks everyone for the advice!

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    https://reptiliacorp.com/product-cat...1-70in-height/

    I'm just seeing these now in 1.7", I would consider this in the future for sure
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hank6046 View Post
    https://reptiliacorp.com/product-cat...1-70in-height/

    I'm just seeing these now in 1.7", I would consider this in the future for sure
    I have their 1.5 model in 34mm with an ACRO top mount, very high quality mount.

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