Would the high battery mount interfere with my field of vision???
Thanks.
Zero it and then spin it in the mount so it’s on the other side.
Life long lefty. I’ve used an M2, M3 (real limited) and have some time behind the M4. No issues at all, for me, with the location of that tube @ 1 o’clock.
I’m a little lost on the idea of zeroing an optic and then adjusting / moving it within its mount. But that just could be me.
I am right handed, but choose to run my rheostat on the M2 & M3 models at 11 o’clock–works great. Set the optic where you want it and then zero–DON’T loosen, rotate, or otherwise move the optic in its mount after you establish a good zero!
If you try and zero it with the switch at the 11 oclock starting off then your windage/elev. adjustments won’t be up-down-left-right so it’s hard to zero. It’s easier to zero it first and then loosen it enough to spin it over and then confirm zero again. I’ve done a few like this and I’ve never had a problem with the zero changing.