Night Vision Bravo NV Backbone mount
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What is the centerline height of the Yoter?
The height of the rail on the firearms receiver also comes into play to help determine the necessary ring height.
In my old set up this scope mount with receiver rail put the centerline height at less than 1.5". While the centerline of the KAC UNSR SR is slightly less than 1.5" I still had a little offset but it was not an issue.
I think I explained that correctly.
The height of the rail on the firearms receiver also comes into play to help determine the necessary ring height.
In my old set up this scope mount with receiver rail put the centerline height at less than 1.5". While the centerline of the KAC UNSR SR is slightly less than 1.5" I still had a little offset but it was not an issue.
I think I explained that correctly.
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I will take some measurements and see. Thanks for the pictures and measurements. I am running the Vortex high mount with a diving bord on a Tikka bolt gun, so my scope center is 2.37". Need to measure the thermal with the mount on it next.
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I've got the ADM mount on my Yoter and it's awesome. I use 1.5" on everything and it lines up well with that.
One thing to keep in mind is if your receiver has a canted rail. I have 20 MOA built in the receiver rail, so I took a 20 MOA scope mount and mounted it backwards to give me net 0 MOA on my optic so it aligns with everything. Here's a pic of my setup and it's worked great (Spuhr mount is backwards to give net 0 MOA haha)
One thing to keep in mind is if your receiver has a canted rail. I have 20 MOA built in the receiver rail, so I took a 20 MOA scope mount and mounted it backwards to give me net 0 MOA on my optic so it aligns with everything. Here's a pic of my setup and it's worked great (Spuhr mount is backwards to give net 0 MOA haha)
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