Hello.
Quickly received your single-lever mount, and, as you predicted, it allowed the eyepiece portion of the scope to safely clear a folded-down Diamondhead peep sight.
Got ahead and add that to your consumer feedback.
Here’s some more:
- The rings go on quickly and easily.
- The entire rig, with rings AND scope (2-7 x 33 Leupold VX-R)
is still LIGHT, which is a GOOD thing. - Your rings look trimmer, and better than Leupold’s OWN mounts.
- The big tactical lever is ingenious, and easy-to-use, on and off.
- Mounted onto your mount, the Leupold scope fits neatly back into
the original Leupold scope box, nice and snug, with no deformation
of the box. Of course, the mount I got is small, simple, and has
no NEED of the “throw it forward” capacity that you have provided
on some of your models. On my carbine, even with the stock at its
lowest length, and the eyepiece just forward of the rear of the
upper, one can see through the scope, due to its relief, though,
of course, one would typically lengthen the stock more.
I will need to test this out, of course, but it already appears to me to be VASTLY superior to the various kinds of mounts out there.
Since fitting-out a rifle is so much a matter of personal taste, service or LE personnel mission requirements, or even the way in which the individual person is BUILT, the more wisely thought out methods of effectively mounting what’s needed, in the way needed, within the real estate available on the rig. Mini mounts, 45-degree angled device, and ways of adding a bipod, you name it.
Get this stuff in front of the respected, often-watched YouTube gear reviewers, the ones who appreciate lightweight, but sturdy, and easy-to-use gear, so that more people will get to know about you guys than just the people who ask folks about their hardware, when they see something neat being run on their local range.
By the way, I do graphics, and your site and your cargo pocket-sized printed catalog look great, not that you don’t already know that.
Thank you for your help, ADM.