Rifle Scopes Ar mount

[Johnt43]

Recommend a non quick release extended mount for a cronus btr on an ar.

 

[freedom71]

Check out JP Rifles mounts. High quality. Nice price.

 

[redx]

Zrodelta, they have a static version which is completely non QD or the regular that you can still torque down if you want to

 

[pineoak]

aero precision for the $$$

 

[Old_Longhair]

Burris AR P.E.P.R. #410341 is a 30mm ring version of their non-QD cantilever mount

 

[pineoak]

pepr is heavy, but the one I had for 2 years held zero great. prices are great on them as well

 

[akh223]

I second the aero precision mounts. I wish they did a 20 moa mount, but for the money they are really nice.

 

[Back Spin]

Vortex precision cantilever mount is good to go. I believe those mounts are OEM’d by Seekins. Comes in 0 and 20 MOA. I’ve banged my Bushnell LRHS scope around a bit and that mount has held zero. Most likely you will need a cheek riser to get a proper weld on that mount (it’s 1.57” high).

For less money my Warne X-Skel mount has been solid. It holds a Vortex 1.5-8 light weight hunting scope. It comes in 0 and 20 MOA versions as well. Also the scope will sit a bit lower, perhaps alleviating the need for a riser (it sits at 1.4” high).

I wouldn’t go for Aero Precision ultralight mounts for a precision rig. I’ve read reviews on other forums that Aero mounts don’t hold zero when the scope is banged around. The torque specs for the base screws are only 15 inch pounds. Other rings like Nightforce and the Vortex rings base screws are like 50 to 68 inch pounds.

 

[Burdy]

Nightforce. You arent going to get lighter for the money.

 

[TonyTheTiger]

I wouldn’t go for Aero Precision ultralight mounts for a precision rig.

Nor would I. I have one but I don't trust it for anything more than light recreational use with a lightweight LPVO.

 

[Dustysa4]

I use the Warne XSKEL and also the LRSKEL (20 moa version). They're cheap, very good, lightweight, and American made.