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But then to top it off they Choose a name that’s kinda similar but tragically funny and ripe for trolling!FIFY. They had ample warning.
Its priced at 1/2 of what Spuhr wants for theirs.Especially marketed to a niche crowd, they will have to price it at a point people just dont care.
Its priced at 1/2 of what Spuhr wants for theirs.
you dont know what you dont knowYeah, Spuhr is ridiculous, Sprm is 1/2 rediculous.
Still not clear on what benefits either of them have over most $100 scope mounts.
that's what they told me back in 5th grade toonever really needed an instructional vid on installing sprm before but it looks like this could be a situation where if you don't have an extended "bit" the sprm might not get installed properly
you dont know what you dont know
there's a reason you see spuhr and ARC on a HUGE chunk of rigs
Ya, I'm sure there are more than a few reasons.
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you dont know what you dont know
there's a reason you see spuhr and ARC on a HUGE chunk of rigs
1 screw. easy as shit to use. hold scopes well. good tolerances.I’m not entirely sure why the ARC rings are as popular as they are. It has hinges, which are cool I guess? Granted, they look better than say, seekins rings, so they do have that going for them.
I’m pretty biased towards 1-piece mounts except where I need to use rings to mount a scope lower that that allows. To that end, a Spuhr (and others) have full length mounting surfaces whereas the ARC mount doesn’t and is QD oriented for whatever reason.
If you are truly curious, I theres a video out there of Ted talking about the engineering and holding power behind them. Plus they are the simplest design on the market for install.I’m not entirely sure why the ARC rings are as popular as they are. It has hinges, which are cool I guess? Granted, they look better than say, seekins rings, so they do have that going for them.
I’m pretty biased towards 1-piece mounts except where I need to use rings to mount a scope lower that that allows. To that end, a Spuhr (and others) have full length mounting surfaces whereas the ARC mount doesn’t and is QD oriented for whatever reason.
1 screw. easy as shit to use. hold scopes well. good tolerances.
i use SPUHR but if i wanted hunting oriented would be a a tossup between ARC and spuhr rings/hunting mount
not fiddle with. but they're basically fool proof. triple the torque. only one screw for mount and one for ringYeah, nothing wrong with them, maybe I just underestimate how much people fiddle with their scope to warrant the convenience/cost difference.
This.1 screw. easy as shit to use. hold scopes well. good tolerances.
i use SPUHR but if i wanted hunting oriented would be a a tossup between ARC and spuhr rings/hunting mount
If KAC had designed and marketed this for $600 you folks would be fapping to it.
C’mon man, most of the “hate” is for Griffin, not this mount.Uhhh False
C’mon man, most of the “hate” is for Griffin, not this mount.
Deserved or not, that is a fact.
C’mon man, most of the “hate” is for Griffin, not this mount.
Deserved or not, that is a fact.
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I would imagine if they weren’t on the bottom spuhrs lawyers would be calling. I agree that’s the biggest flaw. No way to check torque without taking off the gun and then having to do a complete leveling process and reconfirm zero (or hope it’s repeatable) is a fatal flaw.Did he ever answer why the screws are on the bottom other than trying to be different? At times I've had to loosen screws to level the scope while it's on the gun. Bringing an extension tool everytime and having to look underneath is just annoying.
They said it's so they can 49.5 mounting surfaces so your MRDS can have its own MRDS, but many have speculated it's to avoid patent infringementDid he ever answer why the screws are on the bottom other than trying to be different? At times I've had to loosen screws to level the scope while it's on the gun. Bringing an extension tool everytime and having to look underneath is just annoying.
C’mon man, most of the “hate” is for Griffin, not this mount.
Deserved or not, that is a fact.
Whoever is running their marketing Dept has subscribed to the fallacy that is "all press is good press". Anyone who works at any sort of ad or PR agency will tell you that is a very elementary school of thought and is no way accurate.The mount is steps backwards, in more than one category. New, overly complicated solutions to problems that have already been solved by other manufacturers isn't going to garner much new business for them.
If they clean up those fubars and keep the price the same, they have a winner. (They should probably seriously consider a name change too.........).
This marketing foray of theirs has been nothing but a dumpster fire. Repeatedly and condescendingly dismissing feedback from their (potential) customer base is only making things worse. In other words, it's long past time to stop digging the hole deeper and put down the shovel.
Whoever is running their marketing Dept has subscribed to the fallacy that is "all press is good press". Anyone who works at any sort of ad or PR agency will tell you that is a very elementary school of thought and is no way accurate.
I think that is a solid assessment. I would only add that regardless of how good most Griffin products are, people do not like the forum presence that they have (again, deserved or not) and the perception that they “copy” other manufacturers.Want to know what the actual difference is?
Had they not named it something retarded, the gigantic meltdown thread on ARF would have never existed. People picked up on the name and it ran like a snowball down the side of the hill.
I poked fun at it but I wasn't trying to get into the whole argument about knocking products off. Just started a fun thread about the name and within 2-3 posts it already went into the direction the giant ARF thread went.
I'm betting if this thing was called the 4D mount, someone would maybe have mentioned they saw it or asked a technical question about it and that would have been that. Instead, here we are.
For what its worth, the ring cap mount KAC makes for its mounts is kind of meh. I was curious about the Badger mount that can take all sorts of accessories, but other than a MRDS, I've never had more than 1 thing hanging off my mount/scope.
They were premature in the release.I think they were a little premature on the name picking
I think they were a little premature on the name picking
They were premature in the release.