Rifle Scopes GA PRECISION GAP-10 SPUHR Scope Mount Question

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Something else to consider-- with the raised scope rail integrated into the handguard on the GAP10 the scopes sits higher than on a "normal" DPMS or AR10... I used a standard 1.18" height 20MOA Spuhr mount for an S&B 5-25 on my GAP10 and even then the cheekrest on the PRS stock was nearly maxed out on up adjustment to get my eye lined up with the scope. The cap on the objective bell barely cleared the relief area in the handguard.

With a 1.46 tall cantilever Spuhr on a GAP10 there's no way I would have been able to get the cheekrest high enough to get into the scope without adding padding or something similar to it.

You probably don't need a cantilever on the GAP10 as unlike a standard DPMS or AR10 the GAP10 rail continues well forward of where the upper receiver stops so there's plenty of room to scoot the scope mount forward. My S&B 5-25 was just fine in terms of forward/back fitment even with a standard Spuhr and the S&B 5-25 is a pretty long scope.

However, a 56mm objective is a very tight fit to the handguard relief on a GAP10 with a standard 1.18" high Spuhr-- your Razor Gen II may or may not fit. Personally I'd look for a mount that's about 1.25-1.30 tall-- unfortunately Spuhr doesn't make a 20MOA mount in that height. Spuhr does make a couple 1.35" height mounts but they're 0 MOA only for now.

IMO, the 20MOA 34mm/30mm 1.27" tall Badger mount included with the GAP10 is just about perfect.
 
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Something else to consider-- with the raised scope rail integrated into the handguard on the GAP10 the scopes sits higher than on a "normal" DPMS or AR10... I used a standard 1.18" height 20MOA Spuhr mount for an S&B 5-25 on my GAP10 and even then the cheekrest on the PRS stock was nearly maxed out on up adjustment to get my eye lined up with the scope. The cap on the objective bell barely cleared the relief area in the handguard.

With a 1.46 tall cantilever Spuhr on a GAP10 there's no way I would have been able to get the cheekrest high enough to get into the scope without adding padding or something similar to it.

You probably don't need a cantilever on the GAP10 as unlike a standard DPMS or AR10 the GAP10 rail continues well forward of where the upper receiver stops so there's plenty of room to scoot the scope mount forward. My S&B 5-25 was just fine in terms of forward/back fitment even with a standard Spuhr and the S&B 5-25 is a pretty long scope.

However, a 56mm objective is a very tight fit to the handguard relief on a GAP10 with a standard 1.18" high Spuhr-- your Razor Gen II may or may not fit. Personally I'd look for a mount that's about 1.25-1.30 tall-- unfortunately Spuhr doesn't make a 20MOA mount in that height. Spuhr does make a couple 1.35" height mounts but they're 0 MOA only for now.

IMO, the 20MOA 34mm/30mm 1.27" tall Badger mount included with the GAP10 is just about perfect.

Thank you for your input.

I did not realize the scope sits higher on the GAP-10 compared to other AR-10 platforms.

I will try the 1.18" height instead of the 1.46" height.

I will use the Badger Ordnance mount that comes with the rifle in the worse case scenario but I really like SPUHR mounts above all after installing/using the SPUHR separate rings on my bolt action rifle.
 
Thank you for your input.

I did not realize the scope sits higher on the GAP-10 compared to other AR-10 platforms.

I will try the 1.18" height instead of the 1.46" height.

I will use the Badger Ordnance mount that comes with the rifle in the worse case scenario but I really like SPUHR mounts above all after installing/using the SPUHR separate rings on my bolt action rifle.

If you really like the Spuhr mounts, no worries. They offer 1.34" in height. You can sell your BO mount, and put that towards the Spuhr, I would :rolleyes: