I’m wanting to throw an Aimpoint Micro on my new build. I’ve only ran Eotech’s. I love my Eotech’s and have never had any problems with them. I’d still like to try something new, and I’m pretty sold on a Micro. Any suggestions on the best mount for them?
Those are the two I’ve been looking at, based on aesthetics. But I also want it to be sturdy. I’m not overly concerned about quick detach, but it would be a nice feature I guess.
When I bought mine, it was between the Larue and the DD as well. I decided on Larue because they had a good price on the aimpoint/mount combo. It’s a great mount, easy to adjust, solid, QD, retains zero, what more could you ask for? plus you get dillo dust
After using Larue mounts for a while because they were all that was out there for quite a while, I decided to try a Bobro. LIGHT years better latch system.
There isn’t anything else even close. I wish Trijicon would release their results from destructive and non-destructive testing. It would open some eyes.
There isn’t anything else even close. I wish Trijicon would release their results from destructive and non-destructive testing. It would open some eyes.
Recoil Magazine did a test in one of the more recent issues on return to zero. Bobro won first. If you’re gonna have QD, might as well have the best rtz.
If I wanted or needed a QD mount Bobro would get my money. My T-1 is mounted on the DD mount as I don’t need quick detach capabilities. it has been great even after getting beat around in a patrol car trunk for 6 months and all of my regular shooting. I have no complaints.
14 posts and only 1 vote for the Scalarworks LDm!? It’s is arguably the best mount out right now. It’s definitely the lightest mount, competitive price point, torx/thumbscrew w/ a ball detent so it doesn’t back out, and outstanding CS from a small company. Sure it’s not BCM/DD/Bobro established company but it is a small company with well designed products and they’ve kept pace with increasing demand w/o sacrificing quality.
On top of that, the mount integrates with the micro so well that it almost looks like an OEM mount.