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As I said earlier mark me down for +1, just give me a price and and email address to send EMT to.
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Would I be able to purchase it now, and the flip mount seperately after?
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Ok, aluminum, CNC, I can do that. Class III Hard Anodize, I can't. Anyway I am not building a milspec mount at this moment but for airsoft only. By the way, how much money you guys like to put in this flip mount provided it is aluminum, CNC?
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http://www.rsov.com/product_info.php...5317887d9eed39
much cheaper and comes with the twist mount. Now is this the same as yours? |
Huangs 3x comes with the twist mount as well.
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That's why Phantom registered their brand in Canada and sell as another brand in china . |
so you're matching his price? US$72+shipping?($20?) if so, i'll take one at that price!
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or US71 + US20.5 shipping. If you buy anything else together, it is CAD65 or USD66. |
so 90 bucks shipped for a 3x?
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How does this "twist" mount work?
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Their is a base part that attaches to the rails and the ring itself that attach via a "twisting" method to the base. With RS you just zero in the magnifier then just detach the actual mag and store it in your gear until you need it.
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Thanks for the update Wes! Any chance on posting some pictures with it mounted with your AimPoint?
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LaRue Mount with AimPoint mag clone
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Will this work with the Samson FTS mount? http://www.samson-mfg.com/mm5/mercha...IMPOINT_MOUNTS
How do I order with the "twist mount"? Thanks, Richard |
count me in....
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well I just got mine in the mail the other day, great product, even came w/t a good reproduction of the aimpiont destructions. only problem I see so far is in the mount, two little springs under that lever, if you leave the 3x off, those springs can fall off, I am going to drill a small hole and put a small split pin in to stop the lever from flipping all the way up. but overall It is pretty cool.
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I stripped the screws just trying to get the mag in, they almost look like they aren't long enough. With out the mag in they tighten just fine, ended up putting into a different 30mm ring set.
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Apart from the front spring falling out which I solved with a drop of fishin glue in the hole it sits in, the mount fit the mag just fine.
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on mine the scope was a little tight, had to press it into the lower portion of the mount and then I was able to start the screws, once they were all started, everything pulled down nicely. also two pieces of electrical tape between the mount and the scope took out the very slight wobble.
The glue would work, quick fix I guess, still want to make it so the lever does not just flip all the way up and flop around. |
I have used Fishin glue when I modified my sons Nerf Longshot, to hold a brass breach system. Basically glue a plastic nub to the brass with glue and 1000shots later is still holding strong.
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My aimpoint magnifier came in the mail today. I must say im very impressed. The build is top notch quality all around(real steel quality in a matter of fact). the mount is pretty decent too. the only drawback is the ring screws are a little short, but you can go to a hardware store , buy some longer allen head screws, and easily fix that problem. I used my A.R.M.S QD mount setup for the aimpoint instead. This is a great product for the price.
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That is like the real one, When you put the mount on it covers that up.... you cant mount to the rubber....
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wangstang, mine was exposed just like in the picture....
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Just to let every body know, this aimpoint is going on a real steel rifle (stag arms 6.8 spc caliber AR-15). I`ll post a review on how the magnifier performs as well as pics very soon.
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All of the Aimpoint replicas have the foward portion exposed. Only the real ones have the rubber on the ends.
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The flip mount should be available before Christmas. However I have to made a decsion about the diameter of the replica mount. Either we make the mount 2mm bigger than the real one to fit the magnifier clone or people have to trim the rubber cover which seems not easy. Any suggestion?
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I assume you`re referring to the larue mount setup...id go with trimming the rubber for the real ones and hopefully after the rubber has been trimmed...It`ll fit the clone.....or better yet make a samson mount where you use the 4 screws on the bottom of the aimpoint eliminating the problem of the diameter of the tube fitting in the mount. Build the riser samson mount version so it can rise equal to both a aimpoint (using a cantilever mount or riser mount) or eotech scope.
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I'd say make it fit the clone
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after thinking about it trimming the rubber wouldn`t be good either...will you build just a larue setup .....or both a larue and samson setup so we can choose?
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Just a thought ,but what about making it the 2mm bigger,and include a ring insert to reduce it back down if needed. Just like scope rings (25mm to 30mm) . Pretty simple fix,maybe something like that?
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Keep it just like the realsteel item. If the real mount requires the rubber to be trimmed on the magnifier, then that's the way it should be on the replica.
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Definitely make it fit the clone - I'm sure I'm not the only one that wouldn't want to bother with cutting down the rubber. I think people will almost exclusively be using the clone mount for the clone magnifier, so making the mount fit the clone perfectly seems like the best solution. :)
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I'm with Alpha on this one. Keep it simple.
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I also vote for replicating real steel dimensions.
I have no qualms about trimming off the rubber, although Kody_1's idea of making the mount fit the clone with shims to fill up the extra 2mm sounds like a good compromise. |
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eotech3x is something for mid 2008.
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I went to the real steel range to try out the magnifier....and...it worked great...I shot a quick 100 rounds at 75 yards to start and no recoil damage and held its zero...shooting prone(which is my first time trying)it was a little high and to the left(25 rounds and 50 yards)..dailed the aimpoint the the direction of the bullet travel and got right over the target....pulled target back to 75 yards ....did another 25 rounds prone...and still got right over the target....I did the remaining 50 rounds from the bench...In which im used to shooting...one inch over the target....I did 100 rounds in which thats all I had time to shoot....the magnifier performed great....no recoil damage...and 6.8 spc caliber has double power and kick than a .223 and 20% less power than a .308...and kept its zero....thank you for offering a great product for such a great price...BTW...the ammo I was shooting was remington 6.8spc caliber 115gr FMJ....im going back to the range in a couple of weeks or so ....to tune it in for 100 yards+ ...enjoy the pics
http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l6...unpics3002.jpg http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l6...unpics3003.jpg http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l6...unpics3004.jpg http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l6...unpics3005.jpg http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l6...unpics3007.jpg http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l6...unpics3010.jpg http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l6...unpics3009.jpg |
Wow thats great to here.
What kind of stock set is that you got there? I like that. |
thanks HK....Its a california rifles U-15 stock....
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how do you like that 6.8 round ? quite a zippy bullet eh?
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