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Tilt |
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SP-3601 |
30 |
30 |
1,2 |
6 mil/20 moa |
126 |
4,96 |
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SP-3001 |
30 |
30 |
1,2 |
0 |
126 |
4,96 |
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SP-3615 |
30 |
37 |
1,5 |
6mil/20,6 moa |
180 |
7,09 |
Cantilever mount for AR |
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SP-3015 |
30 |
37 |
1,5 |
o |
180 |
7,09 |
Cantilever mount for AR |
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SP-4001 |
34 |
30 |
1,2 |
0 |
121 |
4,76 |
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SP-4601 |
34 |
30 |
1,2 |
6mils/20,6 |
21 |
0,83 |
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SP-4002 |
34 |
37 |
1,5 |
0 |
121 |
4,76 |
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SP-4602 |
34 |
37 |
1,5 |
6mil/20moa |
121 |
4,76 |
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SP-4603 |
34 |
37 |
1,5 |
6mil/20moa |
136 |
5,35 |
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SP-4802 |
34 |
37 |
1,5 |
13mil/44,4 |
121 |
4,76 |
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SP-4015 |
34 |
37 |
1,5 |
0 |
180 |
7,09 |
canitlever mount for AR |
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SP-4615 |
34 |
37 |
1,5 |
6mil/20,6 |
180 |
7,09 |
canitlever mount for AR |
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SVT_Tactical
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Posted: July/30/2010 at 06:16 |
looks very nice But dang what a price tag!
Edited by SVT_Tactical - July/30/2010 at 06:22
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Posted: July/30/2010 at 07:22 |
Positive:Looks great & finish is excellent,like the stronger Aluminum,the angle cut on the rings,dove tail base & the built in level.
Negatives:Star screws[I'd prefer allen dish]
1 question: I always lap my rings for a consistant fit on all my guns & rifles,so how will that affect the fit of you internal threaded design?
One last note,I agree with Graham about the price.Over all looks very appealing,good luck with it.
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Posted: July/30/2010 at 11:22 |
Håkan,
What a beautiful well conceived and executed product. Up until now we had state of the art rifles, stocks and scopes but no mounts to compliment them.
Your mount is pricey by comparison to other mounts but there really is no mount that compairs to it, so it is all relative. A Badger set up (rings and bases) would set you back $375. If I spent $4k on a rifle and $3k on a scope I would not hesitate to drop $395. for this mount. I understand that your target market is not Joe Hunter looking to mount his Leupold for deer season.
Just trying to put it all in perspective to those having sticker shock.
Can't wait to get some on order and check them out in person.
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Posted: July/30/2010 at 11:24 |
Thanks Chris, didn't really compare it to what its gonna compete with. Look foward for "YOU" to do a review on this one and let us know how it works. If it passes your standards then it will be something to look at.
Edited by SVT_Tactical - July/30/2010 at 11:25
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Posted: July/30/2010 at 12:21 |
I agree 100% with you CF,it is the state of the art.A system is only as good as it's weakest link.I was asked for an opion & that's what was given & it really was only a matter of taste concerning the type of screws.Having had a few years as a tool & die maker,I can really appreciate the work & thought that went into producing that system.
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Thanks for letting us be the first to see this product!
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Posted: July/30/2010 at 15:48 |
I tried a long time to stay away from Torx. But I had to leave the allen head solution as the tolerances are to big and some of those screws (smaller dimensions) cant take the use. So for me is Torx just a matter of qualtiy. However if you like, I can on special order deliver it with Allen head (METRIC)
I have never targeted the "Joe Average Hunter" Market. He is used to go to his local gunstore, buy a Remington 700 SPS in .30-06 a Burris 3-9X and get the rings for free............ I cant compete with that, and I am honestly not interested either.
My intention is to make the best, most versalite mount so far produced and make it for the LE/MIL market and for their special needs. That is why only the best materials are used, everything is machined with as few pieces as possible, extrusions are not used . That way discriminating individuals will also know that if this is good enogh for SF use, it's likely good enough for them to.
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Posted: July/30/2010 at 18:41 |
Thank you for answering my question so quickly,right off the bat it shows very good customer satisfaction, a big plus today.I have no problem with torx only cheap torx that strip & you have addressed that problem!I do have a Remington 700 SS 5r milspec that is calling out for ring system like yours. Looking forward to the final product & availability.Good luck
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Posted: July/30/2010 at 19:32 |
Thank You It is a Wonderful Mount and considering the exceptional quality and precision of the tooling it is quite reasonably priced. I really like it and appreciate your hard work.
Thank You
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Posted: July/30/2010 at 20:04 |
Obviously much thought has gone into the design and machining. I'd seriously consider one if I were in the market for a new mount, especially one that can accomodate accessories like this. Nice work Håkan.
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Posted: July/30/2010 at 20:08 |
As far as sticker shock Sako TRG 3 ring mount runs $560, Looking forward to trying one also, really like the 45 angle set up.
Edited by Dale Clifford - July/30/2010 at 20:09
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Posted: August/01/2010 at 00:03 |
Sweet!!!
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Posted: August/01/2010 at 01:33 |
I can possibly see myself buying this mount in the future, price is fair I think...I especially like this spot on the mount to set up a small red dot sight, and other picatinny options as well. Cantilever mounts and a replacable built in level... What a great piece of equipment!!! I cannot wat to see the finished product and or options that may go with it.....I hope its verstile in that one can use 1" or 30mm scopes all in the same mount.....Either way, Great Work!
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Posted: August/22/2010 at 01:08 |
We don't intend to make 1" mounts unless there is a big interest for it.
We havent made any seriesproduction of spacers for 1" scopes to 30mm either, but that is just because one of the main features with the mount is the slimness around the scope.
And if spacers are used, there is bulk added.......
However for those who wants to use the mount with a 1" scope, the spacersolution if of course better than no solution at all, so that is probably best choise as long as proper 1" not are made.
I have so far got very little interest for 1", I have actually got far higher interest for 35mm (no we don't make 35mm yet either.
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Posted: August/22/2010 at 08:27 |
Håkan I see no mention of a location key for use in the cross slot of picatinny rails. I did notice that there is a pocket in the bottom of the mount for such a key to be inserted. Will such a key be an option or standard issue with your mount? The 10 deg key for scope reticle orientation is a stroke of genius. I can see this mount in the 1.2 height in my future on top of my LMT CQB MRP monolithic rail and / or on top of my Sig Sauer 556. Neither has any fixed sights, thus I can get a better cheek weld. One fine looking piece of machine work there, and also a well thought out solution for mounting optics on tactical weapons. When are they going to available to the US market?
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Posted: August/22/2010 at 12:53 |
The 10degree key is included in the mount, that is no extra.
The production of the second run is finnished within a week or two and then they are availible.
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Posted: August/22/2010 at 13:04 |
What about the key that goes in the slot at the bottom of the mount. It it also included? Used for locating the mount on a Picatinny rail when installing / reinstalling the mount.
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