Re: What one piece mount for SS 1 to 6 scope on AR?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SICARIO</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Redmanss</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: WSprtuaL</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
AADMOUNT </div></div> Do not run a canted base or mount on a 1x capable scope. It will place the image on a different plane when you view through it at the 1x setting. I found this one out the hard way with a Badger mount, and now run a flat mount while I'm waiting on my GDI to come in.
My Leupold CQBSS sits in a Leupold mount right now, and runs pretty well with no shift noticed to date. It also punches it out far enough for me too as not many other mounts had a long enough cantilever. </div></div>
I talked with Larue about using a 1-6 on their LT158 which has 10MOA built into the mount. They indicated that there would be no issue on 1x. I'm curious to find out more information on the issue you ran into with your setup.</div></div> The two issues I had were the dual image that David S speaks of in his post, and also image distortion at 1.1x. Since it was outside of the optical center both were evident to the point of annoyance. One can imagine how pissed and disappointed after how much I had spent on the scope, even on the MIL/LEO discount, and the one feature I wanted sucked. This was in a 20moa mount at the time, no fault of course of Badger, it was just a canted mount that I purchased not knowing any better.
After going with the actual 0moa Leupold mount designed for it, it now works like a charm and I'm hammer pairing multiples at close range, then with a twist of a wrist I'm engaging at distance with precision.
Go with what you want guys, but I learned my lesson by already walking down that road. Maybe the SWFA SS won't be as affected by this, but I wouldn't chance it.