Adjustable single piece scope mount

[Deallad]

Hi Guys,

I am looking for a single piece adjustable scope mount that does not break the bank.

The scope is a Leopold 6-18 x 42 AR tactical mil 

tube diameter is 1 inch 

picatinny / weaver 

Any suggestions?

Regards

Michael

 

[JamesD.]

1" adjustable 1 piece.

Only thing I'm aware of is old B-Square as far as affordable.

Cold Shot or Talley in the $300-$1200 arena.

 

[Pistonjohn]

Did you run out of clicks on a scope? The most affordable way is just to shim it.

 

[Tominco]

I think Eagle Vision makes one. 

Yup, Here it is but you'll have to get some 30mm to 1" tube adaptors.

 

[RM.510bigbore]

Eagle Vision 108 moa base . I just got one . It's holding up on Airforce 50 cal. Awesome for the money. Great for any optic

 

[lewilbar]

Eaglevision has shims to take a 30mm tube to 1 inch as shown on their web page. Although I don't need them, I got the shim material to go to 1" from 30mm in my last Eaglevision Infinity mount. I believe they are a standard supplied accessory with all their 30mm mounts but they are definitely available on request when you order your mount. They're not the cheapest adjustable rings but they are good value for money and won't break the bank.

 

[bandg]

Did you run out of clicks on a scope? The most affordable way is just to shim it.

"Most affordable way". Probably absolutely true. The "best way" or even "an acceptable way"? Plenty of debate on that topic. I don't shim scopes. Others do. All relative.

 

[DadsKrag]

Burris Signature "Z rings" will fit Weaver/Picatinny bases. They have "Posi-align" offset inserts up to + or - .020".

+ .020 at the rear, - .020" on the front would give you + 40 MOA at 3" ring spacing, 27 MOA at 4" ring spacing.

They are available in + or - .005", .010", .020" as well as standard 0.000" offset. One can use any combination of these to get the desired POA shift needed up to 40 MOA in about 4-5 MOA increments.





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[AirShot]

Sportsmatch mounts made in England but availiable here in the US. Designed for use in special ops world over. Been using them for 30 years, never had one fail! Adjustable for windage and elevation, last one I bought was just over 60 bucks.