BUT I have a hell of a time laying my cheek on the stock and seeing through the scope. I end up having to pull down my safety glasses and take off my hat cause it hits the scope and I have to push my face so far sideways on the stock just to be lined up with the center of the scope lens I end up looking at the top frame of my shooting glasses so I pull them down on the bridge of my nose out of the wa just to be able to see. Plus I have to angle my head so far sideways to get it lower that my earmuffs hit up on the stock and I have to pull the right earmuff up real high on my ear to clear the stock enough as well.
Really uncomfortable when using the scope due to all of this … and the PA scope kinda doesn’t help much with a rough eye relief and a Real Tight spot you have to be sitting in to get a full open frame when shooting at 16X
Jaxman7 has been using the H mount for a while and recommended it so I gave it a try and I love it. It’s close to a lower 1/3 co-witness height which is what my red dots are. A local 3 gun shooter who is nationally ranked also uses the H.
I got rid of my H mount for a standard height version. I used it on a 1-4 Vortex. I didnt like the change in my holdovers at close range. I found it to be uncomfortable when shooting prone.
I say try it. If it doesnt work for you put it on the EE.
I have a VERY thin set of Peltor Tactical 100 electronic earmuffs but that still does not help, even using the HL Sports is just as bad if not worse.
When I take them off my cheek is nice and flush with the stock and I see down the pipe of the scope with my shooting glasses on just fine.
How is everyone using earmuffs and still using an AR with a standard 1.50" scope mount?
I think if were higher the only thing that would help is bring my earmuff further away from the stock … but I like the way it feels and looks with the standard mount I have now Without the earmuffs on.
The simple solution is earplugs … but those do not give the type of protection I want when out shooting at the range.
My AR and many others shooting under that long covered bench line at the range gets loud and just using even good earplugs are not enough. (I use foam plugs AND the earmuffs actually now)