Return-To-Zero Precision Optic Mount - Geissele

[GreenBob]

Seems promising and if someone can pull it off it will be Geissele.

Published on Apr 26, 2016

The Geissele Super Precision line of optic mounts was developed at the request of the Department of the Defense. What they were looking for was a mount that had the best possible return to zero when being removed and reattached. We achieved this request beyond their expectations by utilizing the best

 

[J996]

Ok. Looks nice but other quality one piece mounts (Near, Spuhr, ect) will do that also. I pull my scope and re-mount it. As long as it goes back in the same slot on the rail and gets torqued down, bullets go same place as before.

 

[GreenBob]

A lot of companies claim that their mounts return to zero after remounting but this is the first test I seen.

Let see how expensive they are going to be.

 

[Can-down]

It would be even more impressive if he tightened the bolts and then turned on the laser.
As demonstrated he torqued the bolts while watching the laser which is not possible in the real world.
Depending on the accuracy required a torque wrench demonstration would have been better and easier to replicate in the field.
A head to head with other cheap mounts would be interesting.

 

[GreenBob]

New one:

 

[Mudduck]

My Blaser mounts always return to zero