where to get a LaRue mount for aim point to micro
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https://rampartcorp.com/collections/larue-tactical
Rampart International is the Canadian Distributor. Honestly the ADM mounts are way better IMHO. They don't damage the receiver.
Rampart International is the Canadian Distributor. Honestly the ADM mounts are way better IMHO. They don't damage the receiver.
I've been running my comp ML3 for over a year and a half with a larue mount and have zero damage to the receiver.
That being said though, you may be better off with the ADM ones as they tend to be a lot cheaper than larue products with the same level of quality.
mebiuspower
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Damage? Unless you're an idiot you can damage any rail with any mount.
People damaged their rails because they adjusted the clamps unnecessarily tight.
I used both Larue and ADM. I must admit I bought ADM because it was hard to find Larue in the old days.
In general, the locking of Larue is better and simpler for QD. ADM is a Pita if there is a need to use the QD feature.
I used both Larue and ADM. I must admit I bought ADM because it was hard to find Larue in the old days.
In general, the locking of Larue is better and simpler for QD. ADM is a Pita if there is a need to use the QD feature.
I've own all 3 as well and like the Bobro best.
Just dont let that level smack you in the finger. lol
mebiuspower
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It's a friggin AR, not a museum piece!
Assuming all you own is an AR....
Damage or marring doesn't usually wear on the type III anodizing, but can strip away or mark other types of finishes. Cosmetic? Mostly, but then why pay more for an inferior product (especially since the owner of the company has previously given the finger to our market)?
Larue just copied ARMS engineering and ###ed it up a bit.
If you are in the field and need to switch an optic or other accessory from one firearm to another and need to adjust the pressure from one rail to. The next, the flat tip is easier and more likely to be found easily over a 3/8" wrench. Most times you can adjust it with a finger nail.
Optics need to be QD
out in the field not because they need to be put on different weapons, they need to be QD because there is a need to swap between day and night or thermal imaging optics. This means most likely this needs to be done when you are cold, tired and don't feel like fiddling with small little things using fine moto skill. Pressing on a tiny recessed release lever to the opposite direction while yanking the lever is a major PITA.
out in the field not because they need to be put on different weapons, they need to be QD because there is a need to swap between day and night or thermal imaging optics. This means most likely this needs to be done when you are cold, tired and don't feel like fiddling with small little things using fine moto skill. Pressing on a tiny recessed release lever to the opposite direction while yanking the lever is a major PITA.
I've never needed to use a quick release mount for a red dot optic. Co-witness means you can see the BUIS through the optic. T1/T2 are small enough to mount NV or thermal or magnifier behind it or leave on your head where they belong.
I use a Geissele for my T2. Properly torqued so no chance of squeezing the rail. 1/2" is nut easy to tighten, hard to strip, and have a 1/2 " wrench on my MUT. https://geissele.com/super-precision-t1-series.html
Arms East should have them.
I use a Geissele for my T2. Properly torqued so no chance of squeezing the rail. 1/2" is nut easy to tighten, hard to strip, and have a 1/2 " wrench on my MUT. https://geissele.com/super-precision-t1-series.html
Arms East should have them.
