I haven't built an AR in quite some time but I have a new one I'll be outfitting with a 1-6x LPVO. Now I just need to settle on the mount.
Being sturdy and holding zero is number one with affordability coming in a close second.
Back when I built my last rifle, maybe 8-10 years ago, it was basically LaRue or nothing so that's what I went with and couldn't be happier with the LT-104 I got from them.
Now I'm seeing offerings from American Defense, Bobro, Midwest Industries and Warne pop up a lot for QD options.
In regards to non-QD I always seem to wind back up on the Aero Ultralight. There is also a UTG Accu-Sync that seems to be gaining a following and is only 35.00 on Amazon but I'm skeptical. I always thought they just made cheap junk that fit the look more than the function but maybe they've upped their game, I don't know.
So, I don't foresee myself needing to remove the optic and move to my irons in the heat of the moment or anything BUT I still want to plan for it so the QD option is attractive.
The LaRue LT-204 looks like a viable option but I can't seem to find a single independent review in print or on YouTube.
The Aero Ultralight looks good except for how the rigs join at the top. A) it looks weird, B) I've seen pics of that being a failure point for whatever various reason.
So, gentlemen, what are you trusting to embrace your glass and hold it true?
Being sturdy and holding zero is number one with affordability coming in a close second.
Back when I built my last rifle, maybe 8-10 years ago, it was basically LaRue or nothing so that's what I went with and couldn't be happier with the LT-104 I got from them.
Now I'm seeing offerings from American Defense, Bobro, Midwest Industries and Warne pop up a lot for QD options.
In regards to non-QD I always seem to wind back up on the Aero Ultralight. There is also a UTG Accu-Sync that seems to be gaining a following and is only 35.00 on Amazon but I'm skeptical. I always thought they just made cheap junk that fit the look more than the function but maybe they've upped their game, I don't know.
So, I don't foresee myself needing to remove the optic and move to my irons in the heat of the moment or anything BUT I still want to plan for it so the QD option is attractive.
The LaRue LT-204 looks like a viable option but I can't seem to find a single independent review in print or on YouTube.
The Aero Ultralight looks good except for how the rigs join at the top. A) it looks weird, B) I've seen pics of that being a failure point for whatever various reason.
So, gentlemen, what are you trusting to embrace your glass and hold it true?