I use a zero moa cantilever scope mount with the offset to the rear of the gun. Typically you dont need the 20 moa cant unless you are shooting extreme long range.
The Eagle Vision Infinity adjustable mounts will do this and they have a cantilever version as well. You can adjust the front and/or rear ring up or down or cant them both so you can cant it however you like.
You would think that, but my Avenger wants to shoot low. Ever since I bought it I've had to raise the rear ring somehow. Shims. etc. I replaced the $1.98 picatinny rails with Saber Tactical rails, and it made no difference. I've got WestHunter adjustable rings on it right now, with the rear ring raised one notch higher than the front one.
I might have to grit my teeth and order them from the UK. It doesn't look like anybody sells them anymore here in the States.
It seems like if I see 'AR' associated with a cantilever mount, it is a forward cantilever mount. "Normal" in AR-land.
Understandable, I think you might have to get a 20 moa low profile pic riser. Like someone suggested. Then you can mount a zero moa cantilever scope mount on the riser. You will gain approximately 1/2" of height but at least your eye relief will be further back where you need it.
can you shim the rail? I do not have an Avenger or seen one,,, just asking the question,,since I see you have changed rails
They ship fast. I have ordered directly from them in the past.
That might turn out to be even cheaper if the deminimus duties rule really ended this weekend like I heard (resulting in having to actually pay tariffs on international items less than $800). I cannot confirm this as I haven’t had time to verify…
I tried it, but didn't like the results. I think to do it right would require the use of a dremel tool plus maximum courage/wild abandon on my part.
It's how I do to reduce the 20Moa default on my Priest2 to zero for ratting in sub 7.5joule in the 7-25m range
